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C.A.A.F. held it was not clear or obvious that a second court-martial over images on the same phone violated double jeopardy, and rejected the ineffective-assistance claim.
DNA cases, forensic experts, digital forensics, and defense investigators in courts-martial, including an interview with forensic DNA expert Dr. Norah Rudin.
C.A.A.F. held it was not clear or obvious that a second court-martial over images on the same phone violated double jeopardy, and rejected the ineffective-assistance claim.
In this episode of Where All The Bodies Are Buried, Jocelyn C. Stewart continues her coverage of the Cornell Seven, the allegations arising from
In this episode, Jocelyn dives into a case she lost in the spring of 2018. She hopes by digging into the details that she
As @MessyMilitaryLawyer continues the discussion of hearsay exceptions, Jocelyn takes listeners through the pitfalls of the "business records" hearsay exception, why it
In this episode @MessyMilitaryLawyer does a deep dive into the medical hearsay exception. Hint: it isn't only for military prosecutors. Defense Counsel:
Jocelyn discusses DNA cases with nationally and internationally recognized DNA expert, Dr. Norah Rudin. From identifying when you need a defense expert, how best
Jocelyn lists lessons learned about DNA cases, where we see room for expert assistance, and a list of useful tips in approaching forensic evidence.
TikTok's @MessyMilitaryLawyer talks about a 2018 court-martial where DNA evidence showed "male DNA". Jocelyn filed a motion to suppress.
Jocelyn, aka @MessyMilitaryLawyer continues the discussion about DNA courts-martial. In this episode she explains how she excluded the DNA evidence in its entirety,
Jocelyn explains the DNA and blood evidence from a 2013 Army court-martial for premediated murder trial she defended at Fort Riley, Kansas. @MessyMilitaryLawyer
@MessyMilitaryLawyer continues her discussion of DNA Cases. In this episode she covers a Marine Corp trial of an E-7 falsely accused of sexual
In this episode, Jocelyn discusses two cases she tried: the first in 2005 and the second in 2016. One case involved an assault on
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