Legal Question in Military Law in Virginia
is it a lawful order for my military command to make me sign a paper saying that i will not drive on a certain part of a certain rd?
Asked on 3/03/11, 10:01 am
1 Answer from Attorneys
Neal Puckett
The Law Firm of Puckett and Faraj, PC
The lawfulness of a military order is determined primarily by whether compliance serves a valid military purpose. The lawfulness of your order depends on where the road is located and why you're being asked not to drive on a certain part of it. But if you're being asked to sign an acknowledgment that you received the order, it is best to obey the order to sign it.
Answered on 3/03/11, 10:06 am
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