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045 US v. Cook
When a job is wrapping up, it’s only natural to turn an eye to what comes next. Folks getting out of the military can speak with people trained in supporting servicemembers transitioning into civilian life and get one-on-one support with resume writing, job applications, and interview preparation. That route isn’t for everyone, and some people…
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044 WA v. Byrne
What we don’t talk about in the Bar is that law school ruins eyeballs. Looking between our incoming class photo and photos from my 3L year, I clocked a lot of new framed faces. I went that opposite direction – I went from wearing glasses to wearing contacts. Learning to wear contacts was not without…
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043 US v. The Port Chicago 50
Growing up in the Golden State means a certain familiarity with warm Summers and fire risks. We worry about lightning strikes, gender reveal parties that involve any kind of explosives, and lost hikers who, for some unknown reason, light a flare instead of using their working cell phone to summon assistance. The California I grew…
A Military True Crime Podcast
Conduct Unbecoming 