Baltimore County Military Law Attorneys — 6 found

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    Baltimore County Military Law Attorney Joseph Michael Owens
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 13 years.

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  2. Baltimore County Military Law Attorney Steven H. Levin
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 21 years.

  3. Baltimore County Military Law Attorney Steven Francis Wrobel
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 22 years.

  4. Also known as DONDI WEST, The Law Office of Dondi West

    Baltimore County Military Law Attorney Dondi Sanchez West
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 2 years.

  5. Also known as The Hannon Law Firm, LLC, Baltimore, MD

    Baltimore County Military Law Attorney W.Scott Hannon
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 6 years.

  6. Baltimore County Military Law Attorney Grace Ammer Johnk
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    Baltimore, MD Military Law Attorney. Licensed for 7 years.
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Military Law

Military law attorneys specialize in The Uniform Code of Military Justice, which is the law that applies to members of the armed forces. These lawyers are often called “JAGs” or Judge Advocate Generals. Military law attorneys prosecute or defend troops court-martialed in cases of discipline or disobedience of a lawful command. For example, if you are an army private and refuse an order, a military trial would be held, with one military law attorney representing the Army (and aiming to prove the disobedience charge), and another military law attorney defending you.