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Friday, June 16, 2017
Air Force JAG Commissions First Hijabi Lawyer
The U.S. Air Force JAG Corps has for the first time selected a Muslim woman who wears a hijab for a commission in the Judge Advocate General Corps. According to yesterday's UT News and an earlier report in The Arab American, recent University of Toledo law graduate Maysaa Ouza believes that she is the first hijabi to apply to the Air Force JAG Corps. The Air Force issued its latest version of Policy Directive 52-2 on accommodation of religious practices in Feb. 2016.