April 29, 2021

Confidential Informants

This article discusses the delicate balance between law enforcement’s interests in protecting the identity of CIs and a military accused’s Constitutional and Statutory rights where “Congress intended more generous discovery to be available for military accused."

March 19, 2021

Making Your Case with Witness Testimony

Considering the decisive effect witness testimony has on the outcome of a trial, preparing witnesses for testimony and improving direct examination techniques will pay dividends for your case presentation.

Aug. 27, 2020

Forewarned is Forearmed

Junior and experienced military defense counsel alike will benefit from the book's (The United States v. You) concise explanations about the military justice process and trial preparation.

June 5, 2020

The Procedural Guide

The procedural guide is an important step in the triggering of legal ramifications for both the accused and the government. Incorrect completion and reading of the procedural guide could have drastic consequences and result in needless litigation.

Dec. 5, 2019

Avoiding Voir Dire Pitfalls

This article will provide guidance and some best practices you can employ when preparing for voir dire in the military courtroom.

May 9, 2019

R.C.M. 905(e)’s New, Incomprehensible Standard

This article examines the historical context of R.C.M. 905, its newly enacted standard, and recommends changes to conform more closely to federal civilian practice.