Blog posts in Court Martial Defense

In 1983, a woman was attacked near the Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. The victim's description of her assailant prompted the military officers to ...

Under the US Constitution, an accused enjoys the right to a speedy trial. US v. Danylo, 73 M.J. 183 (C.A.A.F. 2013). A service members 6th Amendment ...

Under R.C.M. 906 (b)(8), the defense may move the court for relief from pretrial confinement in violation of R.C.M. 305. The defense, as the moving ...

Expert witnesses can be a critical part of any court-martial. Service members have a right to confidential experts. See United States v. Turner , 28 ...

Over the past few we've seen an uptick in search terms for our law firm related to false allegations of sexual assault. I've written about this topic ...

On 19 June 2018, in US v. Dinger, the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces set aside some previous precedent suggesting that retired members could ...

On 22 June 2018, the United States Supreme Court issued their ruling in the Carpenter case. The case could have some application for military ...

Every now and again a truly impactful law review article is published that lends data-driven insights into the most difficult decisions that we make ...

Among the matters you should consider are: [appropriate selections may be made from the following list] The accused's age. The accused's good military ...

In Part I of this blog series, I posted some data from the Department of Justice on false allegations. In Part II, I'll discuss the literature on ...