505CCWI51-102 — Staff Judge Advocate / Legal Advisor Responsibilities

505CCWI51-102 governs staff judge advocate and legal advisor duties and specific legal requirements for 505th Command and Control Wing commanders.

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  • Publication number: 505CCWI51-102
  • Title: STAFF JUDGE ADVOCATE / LEGAL ADVISOR RESPONSIBILITIES
  • Date: 2011-08-02

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It covers legal services, military justice, investigations, contracting, fiscal law, ethics, training, exercises, and operational legal support. It requires protected information collection and maintenance and mandates compliance with records management, Privacy Act, and FOIA requirements.

Topics covered

  • Staff judge advocate duties
  • Military justice advice
  • Contracting and fiscal law
  • Ethics and OGE Form 450
  • Legal training and exercises
  • Rules of Engagement
  • Air Operations Center legal support

Questions and answers

Who serves as the commander’s staff judge advocate?

Unless otherwise specified by The Judge Advocate General, in units of the active duty force, Air Force Reserve and Air National Guard in Federal service, the senior judge advocate on the commander’s staff will serve as the commander’s staff judge advocate (SJA). (paragraph 1)

What legal services does an SJA provide?

Provides legal services required by commanders and staff agencies. (paragraph 1)

What legal assistance must the 505 CCW SJA/Legal Advisor provide?

Provide legal assistance, including notary services, to all eligible personnel. (paragraph 2)

What must the 505 CCW SJA/Legal Advisor develop for command-related exercises?

Develop and implement legal-based Mission Event Synchronization Lists (MSEL) for all command-related or sponsored exercises. (paragraph 2)

What training must be provided for CAOC-N exercises?

Provide legal training and develop and maintain academics for all CAOC-N exercises and other events. (paragraph 2)

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