Charles Mills

Charles Mills
The Confederate Lawyer

Charles G. Mills received his bachelor of arts degree in Latin and Greek from Yale in 1962, his law degree from Boston College in 1967, and his Ll.M. from Touro College in 2002. He served in the United States Army from 1962 to 1964. He is the "Judge Advocate" or general counsel to the New York State American Legion. He has published two law review articles and numerous bar association publications articles on the law of veterans' benefits. His Ll.M. required advanced independent study of both the law of veterans' benefits and constitutional law.

He has practiced extensively in all levels of New York and federal courts and won several leading cases that established new New York law. He has served as a member of the National Advisory Board of the Latin Liturgy Association, a member of the board of his local Boys Scouts of America council, and a Chairman of Agents of the Yale Alumni Fund.

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