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Military Justice Today

Military Justice Today

By: Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams
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Hosted by Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams covering the full range of military law topics from all branches of the Armed Forces. Made possible in part by the law firm of Capovilla and Williams. Learn more at: www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com

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Episodes
  • Admitting Prior Conduct in Military Sexual Assault Cases

    Admitting Prior Conduct in Military Sexual Assault Cases
    Aug 27 2025

    In this episode of MJT, military trial attorneys Robert Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss U.S. v. St. Jean, including the admissibility of prior and subsequent sexual conduct between alleged victims and defendants in military criminal cases.
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    31 mins
  • Criminal Publication of Explicit Content Under the UCMJ

    Criminal Publication of Explicit Content Under the UCMJ
    Jul 15 2025

    In this episode of MJT, military trial attorneys Robert Capovilla and Dominic Giordano discuss the UCMJ sections dealing with the sharing of sexual photos and videos without permission, including Articles 117(a), 120(c), and 134.

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    16 mins
  • Federal Employment Law: Legal Issues Impacting U.S. Government Workers

    Federal Employment Law: Legal Issues Impacting U.S. Government Workers
    Jun 29 2025

    In this episode of MJT, retired Air Force Colonel and JAG Chris Jones joins Robert Capovilla to discuss the nuts and bolts of federal employment law, including common types of cases, remedies and options available to employees, pitfalls to avoid, and recommendations for protecting your rights and interests.

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    50 mins
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