Can Military Sexual Assault Survivors Sue Their Assailants?
How Jury Selection Differs in the Military & Article 120 Cases
Military Rape Cases Have No Statute of Limitations
On December 10, 2020, the US Supreme Court ruled that military rape cases occurring between 1986 and 2006 are no longer subject to a statute of limitations. This 20-year legal gray area has fluctuated between having and not having legal time limits for rape cases several times in recent years. What is a Statute of […]
NAVY-MARINE CCA REVERSES SEXUAL ASSAULT CONVICTION DUE TO “FACTUAL INSUFFICIENCY”
NAVY-MARINE CORPS CCA QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF CONVICTION IN WILSON CHILD SEX CRIME CASE
U.S. V. BARRY CONVICTION REVERSAL RAISES QUESTIONS ABOUT UNDUE INFLUENCE
U.S. V. SCHLOFF AUTHORIZED REVERSED CONVICTION AFTER UNLAWFUL COMMAND INFLUENCE JEOPARDIZES FINDINGS
