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Judge-Advocate-General

the head of the bureau of justice in the Army. He is, in the United States, the legal adviser of the Secretary of War and holds the rank of brigadier general. brigadier general .

He keeps the records of all trials by court-martial, and of all the reports of military commissions. Unlike the United States, the Judge -Advocate-General in England is selected from the civil to

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