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Annual Bulletin, Commandant's Annual Report, 1991-1992 The Annual Bulletin of The Judge Advocate General's School United States Army 1991-1992 Correspondence Address Commandant The Judge Advocate General's School, u.s. Army ATTN: (*) Charlottesville, Virginia 22903-1781 (*) Director, School Support Department. .. (General Information) Director, Guard and Reserve Affairs Department . ................... , (Guard and Reserve Affairs) Director, Academic Department . ....................................... (Resident Courses) Correspondence Course Office .................................... (Correspondence Courses) Telephone Directory General Information ..... .. 804-972-6300 Academic Department . .. 804-972-6303 Resident Course Quotas. .. 804-972-6307 Correspondence Courses ............................................... 804-972-6308 For AUTOVON calls, dial 274-7115 and ask the operator for the extension (last three digits) desired. For TOLL-FREE calls from outside Virginia, dial 1-800-552-3978 and ask the operator for the extension (last three digits) desired. For FTS calls, dial 924-6300. The cover ofthe 1991-1992 Allllilal BuUetin of Vie Judge Advocate Gelleral's School depicts the main entrallce to the School's new addition. Vie new addition was dedicated on Law Day--l May 1990. The Annual Bulletin of The Judge Advocate General's School United States Army Charlottesville, Virginia 1991-1992 TABLE OF CONTENTS GENERAL INFORMATION ....................................... 1 COMMANDANTS REPORT ....................................... 3 FACULIT' AND LIBRARY ....................................... 11 RESIDENT PROGRAM ......................................... 12 The Basic Course ..................................................... 12 The Graduate Course ................................................... 12 Continuing Legal Education Courses . .. 13 Attendance at Resident Courses . .. 13 RESIDENT COURSE DESCRIPTIONS .............................. 15 Judge Advocate Officer Basic Course ., . .. 15 Judge Advocate Officer Graduate Course ...................................... 15 Senior Officers Legal Orientation Course ...................................... 15 General Officer Legal Orientation Course . .. 16 Contract Attorneys Course ................................................ 16 Government Contract Law Symposium . .. 16 Fiscal Law Course ..................................................... 16 Contract Claims, Litigation, and Remedies Course . 17 Government Materiel Acquisition Course ...................................... 17 Federal Labor Relations Course ............................................ 17 Legal Assistance Course . .. 18 Administrative Law for Military Installations Course .............................. 18 Federal Litigation Course . ................................................ 18 Criminal Trial Advocacy Course ............................................ 18 Military Judge Course ................................................... 18 Criminal Law New Developments Course . ..................................... 19 Procurement Fraud Course . .. .. 19 Law of War Workshop . .................................................. 19 Operational Law Seminar ................................................. 19 Staff Judge Advocate Course . .. 20 Staff Judge Advocate Spouses Course . 20 Law for Legal Noncommissioned Officers Course ................................ 20 Senior Legal Noncommissioned Officer Management Course . ........................ 20 Legal Administrators Course . .. 21 OVERSEAS COURSE DESCRIPTIONS 22 USAREUR Contract Law Course ........................................... 22 USAREUR Administrative Law Course ....................................... 22 USAREUR Tax Course . ................................................. 22 USAREUR Legal Assistance Course ......................................... 22 USAREUR Criminal Law Course ........................................... 23 USAREUR Trial Advocacy Course . .......................................... 23 USAREUR Operational Law Course . ........................................ 23 Far East Tax Course . ................................................... 23 PACOM Criminal and Administrative Law Course ............................... 23 NONRESIDENT PROGRAM ......... 25 General Information .................................................... 25 Enrollment . .. 25 Maintaining Enrollment .................................................. 26 Equivalent Credit ..................................................... 26 Information for Reserve and National Guard Officers . ............................. 27 Independent Enrollment . .. 27 Reserve Component Judge Advocate Officer Basic Correspondence Course . .. 28 Phase I: Required Military Subjects . 28 Phase II: Required Legal Subjects . 28 Judge Advocate Officer Advanced Correspondence Course . .. 28 Phase I: Required Military Subjects . • . • • . 29 Phase II: Criminal Law Subjects . • . • . 29 Phase III: Military Subjects--Command and Management ......•.......................... 29 Phase IV: Administrative and Civil Law Subjects. • . 29 Phase V: Military Subjects--Training, Skills, and Orientation Subjects ........................ 30 Phase VI: Contract and International Law Subjects . 30 Phase VII: Legal Research and Writing and Administrative Law Courses ....................... 30 ii Elective Courses ..................................................... 30 Law for Legal Specialists Correspondence Course ................................ 31 Administration and Law for Legal Noncommissioned Officers Correspondence Course. 31 Army Legal Office Administration Correspondence Course . ........................ " 32 Military Paralegal Course. 32 Subcourse Descriptions: Legal Subjects ....................................... 35 Proresslonal Responslbll1ty . • . • . • . • . • . 35 Government Contracts . • • • . • . • . 35 Military Legal Bibliography ..........................................•....•........ 35 Law or MlI1tary Installations •...•...••..........••..••.•••.•.........•.....•....... 35 Military Personnel Law and Boards or Officers ...•....••...•.•..•....•.•..•......•...... 35 CIvilian Personnel Law and Labor-Management Relations ••..•.•......•.•........•......•.. 35 Personnel Claims, Affirmative Claims, Federal Tort Claims ...•.•........•.....•............ 35 Legal Assistance ••.......•......•.......•....•....•................•............ 35 Military Criminal Law ror Paralegals ••.•..........•.....•........•................... 35 Fundamentals or Military Criminal Law and Procedures •......................•........••• 35 The Law or Land Warfare •.............•........•..................•.............. 35 StalT Judge Advocate Operations .•...........•....•....•............................. 36 Government Contract Law . • . • . • . • . 36 Fiscal Law ••..•••.•...................•..•...........•....................... 36 Derensive Federal Litigation . 36 Law or MlIltary Installations ...............••............•.........•............... 36 Legal Basis or Command: Military Aid to Law Enforcement ......•......................... 36 Legal Basis or Command: Environmental Law . 36 Legal Basis or Command: Nonappropriated Fund Instrumentalities ...........•............... 36 Law or Federal Employment .......................•................................ 36 Law or Federal Labor-Management Relations ........................•....•............. 36 Government Inrormation Practices • . • • . • • . • . 36 Military Personnel Law and Boards or Officers .......................................... 36 Federal Tort Claims Act ....•..•....•.....•..........•..•......................... 37 Legal Assistance ...............•......................................... 37 Nonjudicial Punishment ....•............................................•........ 37 Court-Martial Evidence ......•..................................................•• 37 Constitutional Evidence • . • . • . 37 Pretrial Procedure . • . • . • . 37 Trial Procedure • . • • • • . • . 37 Post-Trial Procedure ....•..................•......•.............................. 37 Crimes and Derenses • • • . • . • . 37 The Law or Peace •....•...••...................•.•.... • . • . 37 The Law or War •...•..•.......•....................................•.•......... 37 Legal Research and Legal Writing Program .........•................................••. 37 Fundamentals or Military Legal Writing ...........................•............. 37 Writing ror Publication •................................................... 38 A Book Review .........................•.......................... 38 Proresslonal Responsibility. 38 Reports or Survey •.•..................................................... 38 Civil Rights ....•.............................................................. 38 Subcourse Descriptions: Military Subjects . ..... 38 SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTION: BY COURSE TYPE .................... 39 SCHEDULE OF INSTRUCTION: CHRONOLOGICAL ................... 41 iii COL John T. Edwards EighteenJh ComlTUlruianJ 171e Judge Advocate General's School, United SUlJes Army iv GENERAL INFORMATION The Army has relied upon lawyers since July on the administration of military. justice 1775 when the Second Continental Congress demonstrated a requirement for continued formal selected Colonel William Tudor of Boston, a 25­ education of military lawyers. Gone was the year-old Harvard graduate, as the first Judge time when one could prepare for the practice of Advocate of the Army. From the Revolutionary law in the Army by mastering a few books. War until World War I, the relatively
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