Military Justice Resources

Congress and the President frequently amend the Manual for Court Martial. The frequency and significance of these amendments make the importance of engaging an experienced military law practitioner all the more imperative as general practitioners and local criminal law attorneys often lack the background, knowledge and experience manage court-martial representation let alone other military law matters.  

Contact experienced counsel for advice and representation in military justice and related military law matters.

• U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims
• Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (C.A.A.F.)
• Army Court of Criminal Appeals (A.C.C.A.)
• Navy-Marine Court of Criminal Appeals (N.M.C.C.A.)
• Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals (A.F.C.C.A.)
• Coast Guard Court of Criminal Appeals (C.G.C.C.A.)
• U.S. Army Trial Judiciary
• Navy-Marine Corps Trial Judiciary
• The Judge Advocate General's Air Force Docket
• U.S. Coast Guard Judge Advocate General Office of Military Justice

• Rules of Court Before Army Courts-Martial, dated 2019
• Army Court of Criminal Appeals (A.C.C.A.) Rules of Appellate Procedure, dated 2019
• Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (C.A.A.F.) Rules of Practice and Procedure, dated 2017

• Library of Congress, Military Law Resources
• Uniform Code of Military Justice 
• Manual for Courts-Martial, Ed. 2019
• Military Judge's Benchbook, dated Feb 2020 
• Criminal Law Deskbook, Practicing Military Justice, dated Jan 2019

• Army Times
• Military Times

• CAAFlog.   CAAFlog is an online forum dedicated to the topic of military law–especially military criminal law.
• Lawfire.  Lawfire is a military law blog by Charles J. Dunlap Jr., the former deputy Judge Advocate General of the United States Air Force.  Professor Dunlap, Jr. is a Professor of Practice at the Duke University School of Law and Executive Director of the Center on Law, Ethics and National Security.