Alabama § 31-2B-10 - Duties of Operational Law Associate General Counsel.
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§ 31-2B-10. Duties of Operational Law Associate General Counsel.
The Operational Law Associate General Counsel shall do all of the following:
(1) Serve as coordinator for the Office of General Counsel of all operational law matters in coordination with the State Staff Judge Advocates as necessary.
(2) Coordinate and provide support to military judge advocates assigned to administrative and civil law sections.
(3) Provide and supervise all military justice training throughout the Alabama National Guard.
(4) Compile and publish the Alabama Manual for Operational Law and any supporting rules and manuals with advice and consent of the Adjutant General, State Staff Judge Advocates, and the Office of General Counsel.
Source: official Alabama text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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