This week we discuss United States v. Brinkman-Coronel, where the CAAF acknowledges that cellular phones are unique under the Supreme Court's Fourth Amendment analysis, but then presses on to treat third party consent to the ...

In this week's episode we discuss the AFCCA case of United States v. Hunt, where the AFCCA applies the new factual sufficiency analysis and concludes that the government failed to prove guilt beyond a reasonable doubt -- a hu...

Today Lt Col Allen Abrams joins to discuss the case of United States v. Shafran.  The issue in the case is an Article 134 specification that failed to include words of criminality, such as "wrongfully" or "unlawfully."  ...

In this episode we discuss United States v. Caswell, where the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals declined to follow the bench book and CAAF precedent, because it found that by moving the offense of unlawful possession of a ...

In this episode we discuss the case of United States v. Urieta, where CAAF found an abuse of discretion in a military judge's failure to grant a defense challenge for implied balance in light of the liberal grant mandate.&nbs...