Court Martial Cases: Defense Strategies and Best Practices

by Robert Capovilla, Mickey Williams

Overview

Court Martial Cases: Defense Strategies and Best Practices is brought to you by the attorneys at Capovilla & Willams and offers an informative tour through the legal process that begins with the accusation of a criminal offense and culminates in a court-martial. Throughout this tour, one thing above all becomes clear: a skilled defense team can make all the difference. Robert F. Capovilla and Mickey Williams' guide teaches you what you need to know to make smart decisions and participate as an informed member of that team. Chapter by chapter, Capovilla and Williams lay out the legal process that brings and accused service member to court-martial, highlighting the best strategies for a strong case and a fair and just result.

Court Martial Cases: Defense Strategies and Best Practices additional contributing authors are Daniel Higgins, Sean Flood, Josh Conklin & Brad Simon.

Product Details

ISBN-13:	9781665307048
Publisher:	Booklogix
Publication date:	12/03/2024
Pages:	162
Product dimensions:	6.00(w) x 9.00(h) x 0.35(d)

About the Author

Robert Capovilla is a nationally recognized military defense attorney with an established reputation for providing exceptional legal representation to service members of all ranks and branches. A true trial lawyer, Rob started his legal career in the U.S. Army JAG Corps where he served as both a prosecutor and defense counsel in hundreds of high-level felony cases involving sexual assault, domestic violence, murder and homicide, and drug-related offenses.

Army Ranger, Mickey Williams knows how to fight for what he believes in. The same discipline, work ethic and tenacity that drove Mickey as a war fighter is what drives him in the courtroom today as a passionate and devoted military justice defense attorney. As a trial attorney, Mickey has been described as a "rock star with an uncanny ability to relate to his audience with vivid and convincing story telling." After a recent case, Mickey was told by a veteran military judge that his closing argument was "the best I've ever seen, and I've been doing this a long time." In describing Mickey's trial skills, a fellow colleague simply stated: "You can't teach what he can do."