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Military Law |
Military law is a specialized branch of law that applies to military service members. It's controlled by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), which lays out the rights, privileges, duties, and obligations of military personnel; establishes procedures for military discipline; and defines crimes and punishments according to the military law justice system. The administration of veterans affairs, benefits programs, and services are also part of military law. Please read on to find a military lawyer, military attorney or to learn more about military law. Military law and lawyer listings provided by Lawyers.comsm.
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