Ever thought to yourself, “Being a lawyer sounds great, but I wish we had uniforms?” Wished 1L year was a little more like actual boot camp, and a little less like lawyer boot camp?

Good news: the military needs lawyers! USAF Major and happy lawyer Samantha Sliney joins the podcast to talk about her career as a JAG, or Judge Advocate General, and how you can pursue a legal career in the armed forces, too.

Listen and learn . . .

Do JAGs deploy like other soldiers?
What does a lawyer do in the military, anyway?
How to find out how much money JAGs (and everyone else in the armed forces) really make
Whether courts-martial are really like what you’ve seen on TV
What a JAG’s career path looks like
How to tell if you’re cut out for the JAG life
What to do if you think this career might be for you

Links and Further Resources from this Episode:

The Legal Level 100th Episode Giveaway

Air Force JAG Recruiting

Army JAG Recruiting

Navy JAG Recruiting

Coast Guard JAG Recruiting

Marine JAG Recruiting

UVA Law JAG FAQ

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