What are the responsibilities and job description for the Attorney position at United States Marine Corps?
Commission as a Marine Corps Officer and practice law as a Judge Advocate in support of the nation's most elite fighting force. As a Marine attorney, you will have the opportunity to serve in a variety of dynamic legal roles, including:
- Criminal Litigation: Represent the United States or United States Marines in federal court and administrative proceedings.
- In-House Counsel: Advise military leadership on litigation, government ethics, operational law, internal investigations, government relations, and administrative matters.
- Legal Assistance: Provide legal services to Marines, Sailors, and their families in areas such as estate planning, landlord-tenant disputes, and family law.
- Operational and International Law: Deploy and serve alongside operational units, offering real-time legal advice on rules of engagement, the law of armed conflict, and international agreements.
Minimum Requirements (Students)
- Mental aptitude test (Greater than 1000 SAT or 22 ACT or 74 ASVAB, & LSAT)
- Accepted to, or currently attending, Law School
- Competitive physical fitness
Minimum Requirements (J.D. Graduate)
- Admitted to State Bar
- Competitive physical fitness
Salary : $75,000 - $115,000