In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss issues of consent in military sexual assault cases in light of the new CAAF case, U.S. v. Mendoza. Topics include capacity, charging, notice, due process, and defense strategies

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss issues of consent in military sexual assault cases in light of the new CAAF case, U.S. v. Mendoza. Topics include capacity, charging, notice, due process, and defense strategies

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss issues of consent in military sexual assault cases in light of the new CAAF case, U.S. v. Mendoza.&nbsp;Topics include capacity, charging, notice, due process, and defense strategies

Arguing Consent in Sexual Assault Cases: Analysis of U.S. v. Mendoza

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Hosted by Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams covering the full range of military law topics from all branches of the Armed Forces. Made possible in part by the law firm of Capovilla and Williams. Learn more at: www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com

Hosted by&nbsp;Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams covering the full range of military law topics from all branches of the Armed Forces.&nbsp;Made possible in part by the law firm of&nbsp;Capovilla and Williams. Learn more at:<a href=" www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com" rel="noopener noreferrer"> www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com</a>

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