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060 US v. Greene-Watson
There’s been a lot of discussion in the legal community about the culpability of those whose brains have not yet fully developed. I think that’s why college has such a deserved reputation for being formative. Your brain is still developing and you’re processing new experiences and shaping your worldview, giving you the chance to outgrow…
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059 US v. Lovett
I’ve shared before that military moves force everyone into creating quick community ties so that everyone can keep their heads above water and feel tethered to their new duty station while they’re miles away from the comforts of wherever feels like home. Where spouses and children are moving to new places and forging new relationships… that…
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058 US v. Brassfield
When we talk about personal liberties, we necessarily carry with that discourse the question of how far our right to do something extends. To that end, a quote that has long stuck with me is from Oliver Wendel Holmes Jr., who observed that the right to swing his fist ended where another man’s nose begins. …
A Military True Crime Podcast
Conduct Unbecoming 