In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss the rights of the accuser and accused in military sexual assault cases as well as their thoughts on the Army’s response to recent criticism on the issue.

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Dan Higgins discuss the process of admitting prior false allegations of sexual assault made by an accuser in a court-martial trial, including the firm’s latest full acquittal of an innocent military service member.

In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla and his former client’s father discuss what it’s like to go through the court-martial process as a loved one as well as the defense attorney. Topics include everything from the initial call from the jail to pre-trial proceedings to the final verdict.

In this episode of MJT, Rob Capovilla and Mickey Williams talk about what motivates their team to give back to the community and organizations that support military service members and their families. (And the guys weigh-in on their toughest movie action heroes.)

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Mickey Williams discuss the recent removal of Brigadier General Warren Wells from the Office of Special Trial Counsel, including their thoughts on the message it sends to all participants in the military justice system.

In this episode of MJT, attorneys Robert Capovilla and Robby Morris cover the biggest problems with today\'s military justice system and steps that should be taken to ensure justice for everyone involved in courts-martial, separation boards, and other military law matters. (And a little bit of college football, too.)

In this episode of MJT, former Navy SEAL and fitness expert Stew Smith gives his recommendations for excelling both physically and mentally in the most demanding military and first responder careers.

In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla spends time on the hot seat answering the toughest questions from our moderator as well as listeners. Topics include how it feels to lose a case, why he is critical of prosecutors, and how 911 influenced his decision to join the Army.