
Updates and tips on defensive litigation in military justice including discussing recent appellate decisions and providing advocacy tips.
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 111 | Founded | 5 years ago |
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This week, Sam and Trevor discuss United States v. RosarioMartinez, __M.J.__, 2026 CAAF LEXIS 485 (C.A.A.F. 2026), a case that troubles them both. There, after convicting the appellant, the senior panel member informed defense couns... more
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On this week's episode, Sam and Trevor tackle the CAAF's most recent decision on the good faith exception: United States v. Johnson, No. 25-0202/AF, 2026 CAAF LEXIS 464 (C.A.A.F. May 26, 2026). Before diving into that case, though, ... more
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Prior consistent statements strike again in this week’s episode as Sam and Trevor discuss United States v. Brown, __ M.J. __, 2026 CAAF LEXIS 418 (C.A.A.F. 2026).
With prior consistent cocktails in hand, the duo review the CAAF’s r... more
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This week, Sam and Trevor focus on United States v. Kershaw, No. 25-0177/AF, 2026 CAAF LEXIS 396 (C.A.A.F. Apr. 30, 2026), another divided Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF) decision. Before diving into Kershaw, Sam briefl... more
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A defense-focused legal analysis show that centers on military justice and appellate practice. Episodes dissect recent CAF/CCA decisions, dissect theories of liability, evidentiary issues, and post-trial rights, while offering practical advocacy tips for defense teams. Listeners can expect detailed case analyses, procedural guidance, and candid discussions about trial strategy, with occasional lighter banter about whiskey or cocktails to keep the technical content approachable. A notable strength is the consistent emphasis on preserving issues for appeal and sharpening litigation tactics through real-world scenarios and current rulings, making it valuable for practitioners, jurists, and law students interested in military defense practice.
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