What are the Differences in Military and Civilian Court Cases?
Defending Against Accusations of Self-Harm
It is not surprising that many military troops return from lengthy overseas deployments with mental health challenges, including depression and post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD). These mental illnesses are strongly linked to suicidal behavior and can predicate the transition from suicidal ideation to suicide attempts. According to the University of Massachusetts Law Review released in 2014, […]
Breaking Down “Beyond a Reasonable Doubt”
Why Service Members Should Stay Silent When Arrested
If you have been arrested while serving in the Armed Forces, your military career and livelihood may be on the line. How well you know your rights and even how you conduct yourself immediately following your arrest could greatly impact how your case plays out. That’s why you should know about your right to remain […]
The Military Justice System: Innocent Until Proven Guilty
