Judge Advocates lined up behind President Trump during his Inauguration speech in 2016 as he was promising to transfer power from Washington DC and giving it back to you, the people.

https://www.law.cornell.edu/wex/judge_advocate

"Judge advocates are appointed officers of the Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps. Judge advocates represent the Army in military legal matters and serve as legal advisors to help uphold military law, as specified in the Uniform Code of Military Justice. Judge advocate also plays a key role in referring cases to courts martial, negotiating pre-trial agreements and taking actions on cases after court martial has concluded. There are more than 1,000 judge advocates on active duty and nearly 4,000 in the U.S. Army Reserve and the National Guard."

Christina Bobb is an attorney for President Trump and she has been indicted by Arizona's AG for supposedly trying to "overturn the 2020 election".

Funny thing is, Christina Bobb served in the US Marine corps and is a Judge Advocate. If Trump signed the Insurrection Act, the military is secretly in control, the Arizona AG doesn't know who she is fucking with. The military protect their own. Is Christina Bobb acting as an official representative for the military right now? I would like to believe she is. Has she been called back to active duty?

https://en.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Christina_Bobb

We see a clear case of election fraud playing out today in Arizona with Kari Lake and simultaneously a military Judge advocate is being indicted in the same state for claiming there was election fraud in the 2020 election? How odd!

u/#q11

I posted some information about Judge Advocates a couple days ago, Q mentioned a specific Judge Advocate in post 1372. Take a look at the section in the post below talking about Richard Donoghue and the associated Q drop. Look at the cases he prosecuted in New York.

https://greatawakening.win/p/199hSYFv7p/president-trump-and-our-military/

I pulled this off of Copilot AI:

A veteran can be called back to duty under certain circumstances. This is known as involuntary recall. Here are some scenarios where this might happen:

Individual Ready Reserve (IRR): Veterans who are part of the IRR can be recalled to active duty. The IRR is a category of the Reserve that includes individuals who have completed their active duty service but still have a remaining military service obligation.

National Emergency or War: In times of national emergency or war, the government has the authority to recall veterans to active duty. This is done to ensure that the military has enough personnel to handle the situation.

Judge advocates are legal professionals in the military who perform a variety of important functions. Here are some of their key roles:

Legal Advice: They provide legal counsel to commanders and service members on a range of issues, including military justice, operational law, and administrative law.

Prosecution and Defense: They serve as prosecutors and defense attorneys in courts-martial, representing the government or the accused service member in military trials.

Operational Law: They advise military commanders on the legal aspects of military operations, including rules of engagement, the law of armed conflict, and international law.

Legal Assistance: They offer legal assistance to service members and their families on personal legal matters, such as wills, powers of attorney, and family law issues.

Administrative Law: They handle legal matters related to military administration, such as investigations, disciplinary actions, and regulatory compliance.

While a court-martial and a military tribunal both deal with military justice, they are not quite the same.

A court-martial is a judicial court for trying members of the armed services accused of offenses against military law. There are different types of courts-martial (summary, special, and general), each varying in severity and procedural complexity. Court-martials handle cases involving a wide range of offenses, from minor infractions to serious crimes like desertion or treason.

On the other hand, a military tribunal is a type of military court designed to try unlawful combatants, enemy soldiers, or other individuals who are not regular members of the armed forces. These tribunals often handle cases involving violations of the laws of war and are used in times of war or occupation.

In essence:

Court-martial: Trials for members of the military.

Military tribunal: Trials for individuals who are not regular members of the military, often during wartime.

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