The Administrative and Civil Law Department of The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), Charlottesville, VA, provides basic and graduate core instruction in such diverse subjects as environmental law, defensive federal litigation, law of military installations, military and civilian personnel law, labor relations, government information practices, claims, and legal assistance. Among the many corresponding electives, built upon the core curriculum and available to the students, are such courses as: consumer law, family law, and estate planning; hospital law; Morale, Welfare, and Recreation legal issues; standards of conduct and the Joint Ethics Regulation. The Department also provides interdisciplinary instruction in support of the TJAGLCS International and Operational Law Department's deployment focused courses on operational law. Their various documents are intended for instructional convenience for the military judge advocate student as well as an introduction to the law and to the primary sources of that law.

The Administrative and Civil Law Department of The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), Charlottesville, VA, provides basic and graduate core instruction in such diverse subjects as environmental law, defensive federal litigation, law of military installations, military and civilian personnel law, labor relations, government information practices, claims, and legal assistance. Among the many corresponding electives, built upon the core curriculum and available to the students, are such courses as: consumer law, family law, and estate planning; hospital law; Morale, Welfare, and Recreation legal issues; standards of conduct and the Joint Ethics Regulation. The Department also provides interdisciplinary instruction in support of the TJAGLCS International and Operational Law Department's deployment focused courses on operational law. Their various documents are intended for instructional convenience for the military judge advocate student as well as an introduction to the law and to the primary sources of that law.

The Administrative and Civil Law Department of The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), Charlottesville, VA, provides basic and graduate core instruction in such diverse subjects as environmental law, defensive federal litigation, law of military installations, military and civilian personnel law, labor relations, government information practices, claims, and legal assistance. Among the many corresponding electives, built upon the core curriculum and available to the students, are such courses as: consumer law, family law, and estate planning; hospital law; Morale, Welfare, and Recreation legal issues; standards of conduct and the Joint Ethics Regulation. The Department also provides interdisciplinary instruction in support of the TJAGLCS International and Operational Law Department's deployment focused courses on operational law. Their various documents are intended for instructional convenience for the military judge advocate student as well as an introduction to the law and to the primary sources of that law.

The Administrative and Civil Law Department of The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), Charlottesville, VA, provides basic and graduate core instruction in such diverse subjects as environmental law, defensive federal litigation, law of military installations, military and civilian personnel law, labor relations, government information practices, claims, and legal assistance. Among the many corresponding electives, built upon the core curriculum and available to the students, are such courses as: consumer law, family law, and estate planning; hospital law; Morale, Welfare, and Recreation legal issues; standards of conduct and the Joint Ethics Regulation. The Department also provides interdisciplinary instruction in support of the TJAGLCS International and Operational Law Department's deployment focused courses on operational law. Their various documents are intended for instructional convenience for the military judge advocate student as well as an introduction to the law and to the primary sources of that law.

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This course presents instruction regarding the basic legal concepts pertaining to the authority of the government and its personnel to enter into contracts statutorily mandated competition requirements contract formation (sealed bidding and competitive negotiation), including basic contract types, labor standards, and socioeconomic policies; contract performance, including modification, termination, inspection, and acceptance; disputes, including remedies of unsuccessful offerors and appeals; and introduction to procurement fraud.

The Contract and Fiscal Law Department of The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School (TJAGLCS), Charlottesville, VA, provides basic and graduate core instruction in contract and fiscal law. Among the many corresponding electives, built upon the core curriculum and available to the students, are such courses as: advanced acquisitions, operational contracting, disputes and remedies, advanced fiscal law, and selected acquisition perspectives. In addition, on an annual basis, the Department offers the following short courses: Fiscal Law Course, Comptrollers Accreditation and Fiscal Law Course, Contract Attorneys Course, Advanced Contract Law Course, Contract and Fiscal Law Symposium, and Procurement Fraud Course. The Department also provides interdisciplinary instruction in support of the TJAGLCS International and Operational Law Department's deployment focused courses on operational law. The various documents are intended for instructional convenience for the military judge advocate student as well as an introduction to the law and to the primary sources of that law.