Saturday, 14 December 2019

The Air Force JAG Corps Reporter Education and Outreach from The Judge Advocate General's Corps

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Avoiding Voir Dire Pitfalls

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

By Col James Young, USAF (Ret). 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.

By Maj R. Scott Adams. By the summer of 1866, Leo Tolstoy had been working on his titanic novel, War and Peace, for three years. During that midpoint of his work, Tolstoy’s masterpiece was briefly distracted by two men who visited his family estate and asked for his assistance. The men were junior officers from the 65th Moscow…

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The Air Force JAG Corps Reporter Education and Outreach from The Judge Advocate General's Corps

Avoiding Voir Dire Pitfalls

Playing the MIDFIELD

Hurricane Michael

Beyond Snowden

Tag Archives: court-martial

Avoiding Voir Dire Pitfalls

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

The Court-Martial of Private Vasily Shabunin: An Obscure Trial and Its Lasting Impact on Novelist Leo Tolstoy