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    Military Law Essay

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    Lawyers are trained to specialize in certain fields, just as a soldier is trained to do a specific job for the military. Lawyers that specialize in military law spend countless years studying situations and assessing the ethicality of decision that soldiers have the choices to make. All of this studying allows the lawyers to have some insight into the world of a soldier, but they can still not grasp the entire concept. As stated by Sergeant Moss of the United States Marine Corps, “politicians cannot truly understand the lives of a soldier or the decisions they make until they too have seen bloodshed and tears from battle right in front of their eyes. Legally they have all the power to judge us, but they should never have the right to judge what they don’t understand” (Moss). When soldiers disobey the orders given to them, they face the possibility of being put on trial for their actions and the government may choose to incarcerate them. Even when their superior may agree with what the soldier did and how everything played out in the mission, the government may choose to charge the soldier with a crime. This may affect to what extent the soldier may disobey orders because the direct superior of the…

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    CIVIL vs. MILITARY LAW When civilian law and military law gets talked about, there seems to be surprise and confusion between the individuals speaking about the subject. Most people do not realize there are the two different laws that exist. When law is talked about it is normally assumed that the conversation is about civil law. If talking to a military member, the conversation might be assumed that it might be military law that is being discussed. There are about five major differences…

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    Law enforcement (either military or civilian) is what I plan to go into so I will base my paper on that. Some topics I could write about would be: whether a conservation officer’s job is more dangerous and life threatening than a police officer, the differences between the Navy and Air Force law enforcement programs and how one may be better than the other depending on what one is looking for, or possibly how military law enforcement could be better than civilian law enforcement. I know that…

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    Law Enforcement vs. Military Our Police Force and out Military are both very important in keeping our country safe. They sacrifice so much in order to keep us safe. They are both similar in many ways, such as how they are ranked, how they protect us from inside and outside our borders, and how they are criticized so harshly on everything they do. However, their differences are just as important. Those being where their jurisdiction is, how they enforce, and who they deal with. Each branch of…

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    they are not seeing the bigger picture; there are rules and regulations in place for a reason, to protect good order and discipline for the greater good of the military and our nation. During this Session Long Project I will give examples of fraternization, and I will recommend the business decision my command should take regarding fraternization. Most people think that fraternization is just between a female and male but that is only one form of fraternization. “All the services prohibit…

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    Military Intervention

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    A military intervention is seen as a set of tools and forms coercion of the conflicting parties to preserve or establish peace between them with the use of special forces, equipped with by means of armed struggle. The essence of military intervention lies in the effectiveness of violent impact on the conflicting parties. The effect of coercion of conflicting parties to establish peace with the military element is achieved by the application or threat of material damage, thus limiting their…

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    Security Forces Outline

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    Security Forces career field. Thesis Statement: The Security Forces (SF) career field requires an understanding of military jurisdiction, use of force procedures and the operations and training functions in order to be a capable security forces member. Introduction Attention Getter: Today, I’ll be discussing military jurisdiction and authority, the use of force as it applies to law enforcement and what operations and training provide for a security force member. Overview of Main Points: I’ll…

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    would likely inform the Taliban in the nearby town of the team’s presence, the team leader, Michael Murphy, decided to release them regardless (Berg, 2013). By releasing the goat herders, Michael Murphy made the correct moral decision in terms of upholding The Fourth Geneva Convention, The Uniform Code of Military Justice, The Department of Defense Law of War, the mission rules of engagement (ROE) and his…

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    Feudalism In The Military

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    Feudalism: Military One of the most important factors of feudalism was the military. The Knights )were members of the military. Their role was to fight and protect the king. The military also contained ex-Carolingian soldiers and tribal warriors who became knights. (Pattie)Knights were highly trained specialized warriors in the Military.(GECOSAF4) To be a knight, a young man would have to go through years of training. The vassals were also a key part of the military because they were the…

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    its law says the army should react against any kind of crisis and uncertainties from in or out of the country. References show that citizens who are men forced to do their compulsory military service in Turkey. According to the Ministry Defend Recruiting Department and human- rights organization Turkish military is looking for the soldiers at the age of 20, and enter the service…

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