The Navy JAG Facebook page just posted this update: On July 2, after an academically rigorous and stressful three weeks, over fifty of our military's most accomplished and credentialed attorneys and justice practitioners graduated from the 64th Military Judges course at the Judge Advocate General's Legal Center & School. These graduates are now the most visible symbols - and central figures - of a military justice system. Their time of the bench will bea mong the most challenging and rewarding assignments they will ever undertake. In the face of staunch criticism from very high places, they will make the tough calls, tune out the noise, and fiercely guard their independence. They will be the very definition of principled counsel. Ultimately, as military judges, they will ensure our military justice system is just, efficient, and effective because lives literally depend on it. Bravo Zulu! Good luck to the new military judges. Frank Rosenblatt
Isaac Kennen
8/11/2021 11:17:57 pm
Military judges.
Brenner
8/12/2021 08:56:32 am
What changes do you propose? A separate career track? GS-15 ALJs?
Donald G Rehkopf, Jr.
8/12/2021 10:23:40 am
I suggested civilian AJ's years ago. If it works within DoD's DOHA system, it will work with courts-martial. Zak nailed it!
Concerned Citizen
8/12/2021 10:18:02 pm
If it is anything other than military officers, why not Article III judges?
Frank Rosenblatt
8/13/2021 01:59:48 pm
Scrapping, or at least extending, mandatory retirement dates for military judges would be a start. 8/15/2021 11:21:28 am
A Brief Canadian Perspective: 8/15/2021 12:29:50 pm
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