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  or restricted target list, civilian objects, and anything that would have adverse effects on military operations
  or violate law or policy. If feasible, a judge advocate should remain co-located with the joint air-ground
  integration center (known as JAGIC), joint targeting and execution cell (known as JTEC) or multidomain
  attack joint integration cell (known as MAJIC) to provide on-the-spot legal advice for targeting. This
  responsibility exists independent of the CDE, which may be abbreviated or done hastily during dynamic
  targeting. (See CJCSI3160.01D, CJCSI 3162.02A, JP 3-60, and JP 3-09for additionalinformation on joint
  targeting and CDE.)
  2-69. During large-scale combat operations, specifically during the decisive phase of operations, the
  targeting process will often focus on lethal attacks targeting usinga rapid and efficient process to keep pace
  with the tempo of combat operations. During such operations, on-scene commanders directly employing
  dynamic fires have the responsibility to ensure compliance with the law of armed conflict and ROE, making
  pre-combat training on these matters critically important. Once combat operations transition to stability
  operations, the targeting process will begin to focus on the allocation of resources to nonlethal means of
  effecting targets.