• Criminal Law Department Presents – CAAF Chats Ep 29: U.S. v. Gilmet (C.A.A.F 2023)

  • Feb 7 2024
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  • In this episode, we examine CAAF’s latest case concerning unlawful command influence. Specifically, we examine the difference between actual and apparent unlawful command influence, and the influence that judge advocates can have on the system. Connect with The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School on Facebook (tjaglcs), LinkedIn (tjaglcs), or visit our website for more resources at https://tjaglcs.army.mil/leapp You can also connect directly with the Criminal Law Department on Facebook (tjaglcs_crimlaw) or Instagram (tjaglcs_crimlaw)
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very informative

all pretty nice and scencent....good points made ...but main thing it gives me a former military officer insight into actual ucmj cases

as bases recorder I was responsible as a young Lt as prosecutor for crimes that involved dismissal from service

a recorder is basically a line officer given temporary duty to handle cases where the military is attempting to discharge a soldier based on pervious court martial ....

the soldier gets a JAG officer as defense..

I wish I would have access to those podcast 40 years ago ...as I had no idea what I was doing

won one ..lost one ...then went back to my job as an infantry officer

thanks guys for putting this together

I am actually going to law school now

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