Week 4 of JASOC: Get In The Courtroom
In this post, I discuss finally being able to get in the courtroom in the fourth week of JASOC.
· 13 min read
The Legal Profession
What lawyers owe clients, courts, and each other, including the professional responsibility rules written specifically for judge advocates.
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Probable Cause and the Military Prosecutor's Duty
Why probable cause is a binding standard in military justice — not a suggestion — and why prosecutors who ignore it commit legal malpractice. A JAG officer's memorandum.
· 6 min read
Rules of Professional Conduct for Judge Advocates
The Army's judge-advocate rules of professional conduct (AR 27-26) — candor, perjury, evidence-handling, ex parte communications, the media, and supervisor liability.
· 5 min read
A Judge Advocate’s Professional Responsibility
In this post, I discuss the unique rules of professional responsibility imposed on judge advocates practicing within a military context.
· 5 min read
Do I Need a Lawyer to File a Trademark Application?
The USPTO doesn't require an attorney for trademark applications, but errors can mean denial and lost fees. A lawyer can run searches, handle Office Actions, and protect your mark.
· 4 min read
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