Military Law is the substantive body of law, which defines the rights, authority, obligations and duties of the Canadian Forces (CF) and the Department of National Defence (DND), its members and civil servants. It incorporates a number of distinct military aspects of established substantive bodies of law practiced by civilians such as tort law, administrative law, intellectual property, employment, and international law, etc.
Kashmeel, as retired military lawyer with the office of the JAG, understands the military organization and have several years of experience in advising the Canadian Forces operating under the National Defence Act; including formerly advising the Director General of the Canadian Forces Grievance Authority in the administration of the Canadian Forces Grievance System.