In this episode of MJT, military trial attorneys Robert Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss U.S. v. St. Jean, including the admissibility of prior and subsequent sexual conduct between alleged victims and defendants in military criminal cases.

In this episode of MJT, military trial attorneys Robert Capovilla and Dominic Giordano discuss the UCMJ sections dealing with the sharing of sexual photos and videos without permission, including Articles 117(a), 120(c), and 134.

In this episode of MJT, retired Air Force Colonel and JAG Chris Jones joins Robert Capovilla to discuss the nuts and bolts of federal employment law, including common types of cases, remedies and options available to employees, pitfalls to avoid, and recommendations for protecting your rights and interests.

In this episode of MJT, military attorneys Rob Capovilla and Josh Conklin discuss the AR-15 process from start to finish, including the initial investigation, rights of the accused, potential punishment, and strategies for fighting back.

In this episode of MJT, former Army Rangers and military trial lawyers Mickey Williams and Dan Higgins discuss how the Coast Guard handles separation boards and other criminal justice matters, including some surprising issues related to due process and fairness.

In this episode of MJT, former Army Rangers and combat Veterans Mickey Williams and Dan Higgins make their cases for the most and least realistic military movies. You don’t want to miss this one.

In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla discusses the most important aspects of Military Rule of Evidence 608, including trial examples, potential pitfalls, and best practices for success in high-stakes litigation.

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Robert Capovilla and Sean Flood discuss sexual harassment laws in the military, including specifics on how it’s being applied, defense strategies for when accusations are made, and advice for avoiding problems while serving on active duty.

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, attorney Robert Capovilla discusses medical peer review boards in the military, including the process, challenges, and defense strategies related to misconduct or breach of care allegations against doctors, nurses, and other healthcare providers.