Admitting Prior Conduct in Military Sexual Assault Cases

About this episode

The episode discusses the admissibility of prior and subsequent sexual conduct in military sexual assault cases, focusing on the case U.S. v. St. Jean.

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. Thanks for listening and sharing

People in this episode

Host: Robert Capovilla

Guest: Brad Simon

Topics covered

• military justice
• sexual assault
• legal admissibility
• criminal cases
• trial attorneys

Keywords

• military sexual assault
• admissibility
• prior conduct
• U.S. v. St. Jean
• military trial attorneys

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Books & works: U.S. v. St. Jean

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