Court-Martial Trial Practice

Autistic Marine case goes on.
Philip D. Cave

Court martial set Monday for autistic Marine, plea bargain likely A court martial is set for [this past] Monday at Camp Pendleton for a 21-year-old Marine from Orange County accused of desertion, possession of child pornography and fraudulent enlistment. The case will likely end up in a plea bargain with the Marine admitting guilt to…

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Benning JAG office arson.
Philip D. Cave

Lily Gordon, Fort Benning hustles to adapt to JAG office loss – this past Monday, apparently due to arson, Ledger-enquirer.com, 17 July 2009. No-one was injured. This story appears in today’s Ledger-enquirer.com. Saturday, Jul. 18, 2009, Former Fort Benning employee pleads guilty to JAG arson A former Fort Benning civilian employee has pleaded guilty to…

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CLE
Philip D. Cave

Dwight Sullivan at CAAFLog has posted this: On 1 and 2 October, the Judge Advocate General of the Air Force will present a CLE conference at the George Mason School of Law in Arlington, Virginia. The program is open to active duty, reserve, and retired personnel, as well as to civilian attorneys. The program’s cost…

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Supreme Court schedule
Philip D. Cave

The October SCOTUS oral argument scheduled for October 2009 has been released. There are several cases of potential interest to military justice practitioners. Maryland v. Shatzer (08-680) — limits on police questioning after a suspect asks for a lawyer. U.S. v. Stevens (08-769) — government power to criminalize videos and other depictions of animal cruelty.…

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PTSD?
Philip D. Cave

GI Slaying Suspects Faced Heavy Combat July 15, 2009 Associated Press FORT CARSON, Colorado – Soldiers from a Colorado unit accused in nearly a dozen slayings since returning home – including a couple gunned down as they put up a garage sale sign – could be showing a hostility fueled by intense combat in Iraq,…

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New Reading from the ABA
Philip D. Cave

(NEW RELEASE) Trial Tactics, Second Edition A compilation of high profile criminal cases, practice tips, legal analyses, and cautions that prepares defense counsel, prosecutors and judges to do outstanding work at trial and assists them in ensuring that justice is done each day in every court throughout the land. The text provides excellent statutory, case…

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Today’s update on the Cook’s Tour.
Philip D. Cave

News – Fort Benning Thursday, Jul. 16, 2009 Retired general, lieutenant colonel join reservist’s lawsuit over Obama’s birth status; General, lieutenant colonel join suit similar to 2 already thrown out By Lily Gordon – lgordon@ledger-enquirer.com The government, in its response to the suit, claims that Cook’s suit is “moot” in that he already has been…

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