USA Judiciary,OTJAG

The Office of The Judge Advocate General (OTJAG) is the headquarters of the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Corps, often referred to as the Army's legal branch. Established in 1775, the Corps is one of the oldest legal institutions in the U.S. military, providing legal advice to commanders and ensuring the rule of law within the Army. OTJAG oversees military justice, operational law, and legal assistance for soldiers, playing a critical role in both peacetime and during conflict. Over its history, OTJAG has adapted to evolving legal challenges, supporting the Army's mission worldwide by upholding military justice and ethical conduct.