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What is the Star Fleet Judge Advocate General's Corps and what does it do? | What is the Star Fleet Judge Advocate General's Corps and what does it do? | ||
SFJAG is an often overlooked but critical part of Star Fleet life, charged with protecting the rights that all Federation citizens hold dear. The SFJAG Corps is an independent command within Star Fleet. Also, SFJAG members are independent of the chains of command of the accused and victims, therefore free from unlawful influence. When exercising prosecutorial powers, duties, and functions Advocates and Judges execute their respective roles in a manner that is fair and impartial. | SFJAG is an often overlooked but critical part of Star Fleet life, charged with protecting the rights that all Federation citizens hold dear. The SFJAG Corps is an independent command within Star Fleet. Also, SFJAG members are independent of the chains of command of the accused and victims, therefore free from unlawful influence. When exercising prosecutorial powers, duties, and functions Advocates and Judges execute their respective roles in a manner that is fair and impartial. | ||