S2 E33: Post-Trial and Appellate Relief
Jocelyn welcomes former Army Judge Advocate, Abraham Carpio, to talk about post-trial and appellate and post-conviction relief. After Abraham left active service,
Military defense attorney Jocelyn C. Stewart breaks down the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF): her yearly CAAF case reviews, what the appellate courts will and won't fix, and how to build a record at trial that survives appeal.
Jocelyn welcomes former Army Judge Advocate, Abraham Carpio, to talk about post-trial and appellate and post-conviction relief. After Abraham left active service,
As a natural follow-up to the last episode that covered Regularly Conducted Activity, Jocelyn explains why this hearsay exception should be used more
TikTok's @MessyMilitaryLawyer(TM) continues the series of episodes on exceptions to the hearsay rule under military law. In this episode, Jocelyn provides
After the three episodes covering the 2024 Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces most significant cases, @MessyMilitaryLawyer(TM) is back talking cases. This
With too much detail to cover in Part 2, Jocelyn continues the discussion of the most significant cases decided by the Court of Appeals
Jocelyn ends 2024 discussing the Wilson opinion by the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, how the role of the defense counsel is
In the final two episodes of 2024 and the first episode of 2025, Jocelyn discusses the most significant military appellate case opinions from the
Jocelyn continues the discussion of hearsay exclusions and provides insight from an AF case she defended in 2015 where this exclusion came up in
In August 2023, the Army Court of Criminal Appeals reversed the conviction AND set aside the sentence in a trial that occurred at Joint
In this episode, @MessyMilitaryLawyer discusses the most important cases decided by the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (the military's equivalent
Jocelyn welcomed CPO Gilmet's civilian defense counsel to discuss the litigation of the Unlawful Command Influence in the case, their projections of
Now that Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl has had his findings and sentence set aside, will he be retried? Is there a limitation on his
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