text: Index
  Entries are by paragraph number.
  legal support to the operations national security law, brigade legal R
  process, 3-48 section, 3-27
  rear operations, defined, 2-27
  cyberspace law, 4-40–4-42
  M reinforcing, defined, 2-49
  legal function, 4-38
  military decision-making process, risk, defined, 3-58
  O
  constraint, 3-56 risk management, military
  defined, 2-59 offensive operations, cyberspace, decision-making process, 3-58
  friendly force intelligence 4-41
  role, civilian attorney, 1-12
  requirements, 3-55 Office of the Staff Judge civilian paraprofessional, 1-13
  hazards, 3-58 Advocate, 3-4–3-18 counsel, 5-6–5-7
  judge advocate legal services brigade legal section, 3-31 defined, 1-4
  integration and participation brigade legal section and, 3-7 Judge Advocate General’s
  in, 3-49–3-51 judge advocate legal services Corps, 1-4, 1-8–1-13
  judgeadvocate legal services personnel roles, 3-7–3-18 judge advocate, 1-8, 2-14
  personnel role, 3-49 organization, 3-6 judge advocates, 5-8
  legal assumption, 3-57 role, 3-4 legal administrator, 1-10
  legal inputs and outputs to paralegal noncommissioned
  legal assistance, 5-95-14
  military decision-making officers and Soldiers, 3-14– paralegal Soldier, 1-11
  process, 3-52 3-15
  legal risks, 3-58 administrative and civil law, running estimate, defined, 3-54
  legally significant actions, 3-55 4-8, 4-16 legal, D-1
  planning assumption, 3-57 legal assistance role, 5-12 military decision-making
  priority intelligence military justice, 4-31–4-32 process, 3-54
  requirements, 3-55
  operational approach, defined, S
  risk management, 3-58
  running estimates, 3-54 2-22 staff judge advocate, 3-7–3-8
  operational control, defined, 2-48 Article 6, Uniform Code of
  military justice, chief, military
  Military Justiceand, 3-8
  justice role, 4-29 operational environment, defined,
  legal oversight, 3-33
  legal administrator role, 4-32 2-11
  military justice role, 4-25
  legal function, 4-25–4-35 operational framework, defined,
  responsibility to brigade legal
  paralegal noncommissioned 2-23
  section, 3-23
  officers and Soldiers, 4-31–
  operations, joint, 2-29–2-32 role, 3-7–3-8
  4-37
  multinational, 2-29–2-32 technical guidance, 3-34
  purpose, 4-25
  staff judge advocate. role, 4-26 operations process, 2-55–2-64 technical training, 3-35
  special victim prosecutor, 4-29 battle rhythm, 2-51 Soldier and Family legal services,
  The Judge Advocate General command post operations, claims, 5-2–5-4
  role, 4-25 2-64 Disability Evaluation System,
  trial counsel assignment, 4-30 defined, 2-55 5-5
  Trial Defense Service, 4-36 planning methodologies, 2-56– legal function, 5-1–5-20
  Army trial judiciary, 4-37 2-61 role of counsel, 5-5–5-7
  military justice advisor, brigade organization, brigade legal role of judge advocates, 5-8
  legal section, 3-25 section, 3-19–3-23 Special Victim Counsel Program,
  5-15–5-19
  mission, Judge Advocate P–Q
  duties, 5-20
  General’sCorps, 1-1
  paralegal Soldier, judge advocate management, 5-18–5-19
  multidomain operations, defined,
  legal services, 1-11 role, 5-15
  2-9
  personnel, judge advocate legal special victim prosecutor, military
  multinational operations, 2-29–
  services, 1-8–1-14 justice, 4-29
  2-32
  planning assumption, military subordinate judge advocates,
  N decision-making process, 3-57 3-11
  National Guard, dual membership, principles, Judge Advocate support area operations, defined,
  B-4 General’s Corps, 1-3 2-28
  judiciary, B-15
  priority intelligence requirements,
  legal structure and T
  military decision-making
  organization, B-1–B-15 process, 3-55 tactical control, defined, 2-48
  role in legal support, B-2
  purpose, military justice, 4-25 targeting, board, 2-66
  structure, B-1
  collateral damage estimate,
  trial defense, B-5–B-14
  2-68
  defined, 2-65