Reciprocal Discovery in Military Practice: “I Don’t Think It Means What You Think It Means”

United States v. Stellato reminded military prosecutors of their discovery obligations to defense, the accused, and the system as a whole. From recent encounters with military prosecutors in several ...

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An Open Letter to the Military Trial Counsel from a Civilian Defense Counsel

We are not friends. Don’t act like we are and especially do not in front of my client. Don’t call me by my first name, not in person or on email. We are not peers, and nothing you have done in ...

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