Nothing Is More Important in a Court-Martial Than Reasonable Doubt
Reasonable doubt stands as the fundamental pillar that protects the rights of accused service members at a court-martial. It serves ... Read More
Running to the “Victim Advocate”
Interesting CAAF decision yesterday in *Harpole*. http://www.caaflog.com/2018/02/15/opinion-analysis-no-privilege-for-statements-to-a-victim-advocate-made-in-the-presence-of-a-third-party-but-maybe-ineffective-assistance-of-counsel-in-united-states-v-harpole/. Leaving aside the potential IAC (ineffective assistance of counsel) issue (Object! Object! Object! ... Read More
Two Interesting Recent CAAF Cases
Now that the military is dragging up old alleged sexual assault cases and charging them, CAAF’s February 6, 2018, opinion ... Read More
Judge or Jury?
In a court martial, there are certain decisions that have to be made by an accused service member. They are: ... Read More