This Just In: United States v. Nelson
C.A.A.F. held that defense counsel's affirmative "no objection" to the findings instructions waived any claim that the judge failed to instruct on a reasonably raised defense.
A ten-part series and more on military judges: how they're selected, judicial ethics, handling a hot bench, disqualification and bias, and the judges who shaped Jocelyn Stewart's career.
C.A.A.F. held that defense counsel's affirmative "no objection" to the findings instructions waived any claim that the judge failed to instruct on a reasonably raised defense.
Military defense attorney Jocelyn Stewart looks at the federal court ruling that dismissed, with prejudice, the civil lawsuit Ann Altman filed against her brother,
In this episode, Jocelyn dives into a case she lost in the spring of 2018. She hopes by digging into the details that she
Some more "doom and gloom" out of the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces... in the wake of the Military Justice
Giddy up - in the midst of "nerding" out on appellate cases, Jocelyn shares stories of judges gone rogue in her own practice,
In this episode, it isn't all doom and gloom... but there is a huge dark spot that will have reverberating impacts on
Jocelyn revisits two Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces cases about bias from members and even one military judge. What went wrong, and
Jocelyn finishes up the discussion about Rule 301 and sheds light on the necessity of thinking about 12 steps ahead when a witness who
Part 2 of a three-part series on the only Military Training Leader case post-Lackland AFB scandal. Welcome to the deep dive of
Jocelyn covers requests for judicial notice, both in adjudicative facts and for domestic/international laws with real case scenarios. Find out what you'
Jocelyn finishes discussion and explanation of rules 104, 105 and 106 with case example details, including an especially fiery exchange with a military judge
Jocelyn talks the foundations of the military rules of evidence and gives three real life case examples where these rules were in play, helping
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