How many years of service do legal officers commit to (minimum)
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You will serve a minimum of four years from the date that you commission. The training all counts towards that time so, in practice, you are committing to serve for just over three years following the completion of your training.
The training is great fun - challenging but extremely rewarding. In fact, I would say that is an excellent description of life as a Legal Officer anyway. I cannot recommend this career highly enough.
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