text: National Guard Legal Structure and Organization
  DEFENSE INVESTIGATOR PROGRAM
  B-14.Defense investigators assist detailed TDS attorneys by conducting a thorough, detailed analysis of the
  evidence produced by the government, and the discovery of evidence through independent investigation.
  Defense investigators serve under the supervision of detailed military counsel, and their primary
  responsibilities are to review and analyze cases based on discovery provided by the government; to visit
  relevant physical locations; to collect background information on alleged victims, witnesses, and TDS clients;
  to locate and interview witnesses; and to provide testimony and evidence at hearings, boards, and trials.
  ARMY NATIONAL GUARD JUDICIARY
  B-15.While in state status, an ARNG military judge may, when authorized by applicable state law, preside
  over courts-martial convened under state law. When federalized, an ARNG military judge, trained and
  certified by TJAG,will be assigned to the Army Trial Judiciary and may conduct judicial duties as assigned
  by the Chief Trial Judge.