Major Mika’il Ali is an active duty Judge Advocate in the United States Marine Corps. He is currently a Commandant of the Marine Corps National Legal Fellow assigned to the National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency’s Office of General Counsel, where he advises on all matters pertaining to the agency’s national security and intelligence mission, with specific emphasis on support to Combatant Commands, Intelligence Agencies, Law Enforcement, and use of Artificial Intelligence capabilities. Prior to NGA, Major Ali served as a Judge Advocate at United States Cyber Command, where he advised issues related to military cyber operations, network security, data governance, emerging technology, and international agreements. Maj Ali’s other assignments included Deputy Counsel at the Marine Corps Training and Education Command, Assistant Judge Advocate for Joint Task Force Guantanamo Bay, and billets as a prosecutor and legal assistant attorney.  Maj Ali received his J.D. from Lewis & Clark Law (2011) and LL.M in Cyber, Intelligence, & National Security from Antonin Scalia School of Law (2017).  Maj Ali is a current member of the Scalia adjunct faculty where he teaches Constitutional Law, National Security Law, and the Covert & Special Operations Seminar. Maj Ali is also a fellow at The Cyber and Technology Center.