Definitions:

JAGMIRE

jag · mire (jág-mīre) n. U.S Military Law. Slang 1. Present and past practice of military justice. 2. The collected body of unethical, corrupt, corrupted, or criminally complicit judge advocate generals. 3. A difficult or precarious military justice situation; predicament. 4. A military justice bog. – v. mired, miring. 1. To sink or stick in or as if in a jagmire. 2. To intentionally soil or destroy the military career of another or advance one’s own career through the unethical or criminal practice of military law.

JAGNet

jag · net (jág-net) n. U.S Military Law. Slang 1. A network for planned actions for predation, pursuing, catching, prosecuting U.S. soldiers and sailors (a military police ~)

JAG Priesthood

jag priest · hood (jág prēst-hüd) n U.S Military Law. Slang. 1. Members of the legal arm of the U.S. military. 2. Persons having authority to perform the sacred rites of the U.S. military's punitive justice system; usually: below the rank of admiral or general and above a seaman or private.

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