VOLUME 49 | ISSUE 1 | FALL 2020
TABLE OF CONTENTS Table of Contents for Notes Symposia Legal Ethics and Modern Military Justice ARTICLES Symposium Introduction Is Demilitarizing Military Justice an Ethical Imperative for Congress, the Courts, and the Commander-in-Chief By Dan Maurer Fears of Tyranny: The Fine Line Between Presidential Authority over Military Discipline and Unlawful Command Influence Through the Lens of Military Legal History in the Era of Bergdahl By Joshua Kastenberg Court-Martial Sentences: Time for More Transparency By Christopher E. Martin and Timothy P. Hayes, Jr. A House Divided: The Unique Ethical Dynamic of Civil and Military Co-Counsel Relations in Court-Martial Defense By Robert E. Murdough Judicial Disclosure and the Judicial Mystique By Michel Paradis At the Elbow and Under Pressure: Legal, Military, and Intelligence Professionals By Dakota S. Rudesill Probable Cause and the Provable Cause: Bridging the Ethical Gap that Exists in the Military Justice System By Mitchell M. Sullivan Ordering Injustice: Congress, Command Corruption of Courts-Martial, and the Constitution By Rachel E. VanLandingham
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2/19/2021 12:17:57 pm
Major Murdough's article may describe a house divided. But it certainly does achieve an attention divided. The "he" in the hypothetical becoming a "her" in the examination does nothing for the message.
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