Alabama § 31-2B-13 Direction and Duties of Paralegals and Warrant Officers

Alabama Statutes

§ 31-2B-13 — Direction and Duties of Paralegals and Warrant Officers

Alabama § 31-2B-13

Title 31Military Affairs and Civil Defense

Ch. 2BAlabama National Guard Legal Services Office

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Ala. Code § 31-2B-13 (2026).

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(a)In accordance with Army Regulation 27-1, all paralegals and warrant officers are under the direction of a State Staff Judge Advocate with supervision delegated to each Command Judge Advocate, Staff Judge Advocate, or Brigade Judge Advocate, as appropriate.

(b)Unless directed otherwise by the State Staff Judge Advocate, all paralegals and warrant officers shall perform only legal professional duties as outlined in their respective legal service regulations.

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(a) In accordance with Army Regulation 27-1, all paralegals and warrant officers are under the direction of a State Staff Judge Advocate with supervision delegated to each Command Judge Advocate, Staff Judge Advocate, or Brigade Judge Advocate, as appropriate.
(b) Unless directed otherwise by the State Staff Judge Advocate, all paralegals and warrant officers shall perform only legal professional duties as outlined in their respective legal service regulations.