Arguing Consent in Sexual Assault Cases: Analysis of U.S. v. Mendoza
In this episode of MJT, attorneys Rob Capovilla and Brad Simon discuss issues of consent in military sexual assault cases in light of the new CAAF case, U.S. v. Mendoza. Topics include capacity, charging, notice, due process, and defense strategies. To listen to the full episode, click here.
An Innocent Army Officer’s Fight for His Life
In this episode of MJT, a former Army Officer and client of Capovilla & Williams tells his story of being falsely accused of sexual assault. Topics include the process he went through from notification to final disposition, the fight over exculpatory evidence, and his advice to others in a similar situation. To listen to… Read More »
Admitting Prior False Allegations in a Court-Martial Trial
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. To listen to this episode on Apple Podcasts, click here.
Analyzing Media Coverage of Sexual Assault in the Military
In this episode of MJT, attorney Robert Capovilla discusses how the media covers the issue of sexual assault in the military, including premature conclusions about recent changes to the system and the absence of emphasis on the rights of the accused. Click here to listen to it on YouTube.
Closing Arguments in Military Sexual Assault Trials
In this episode of MJT, attorneys Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams discuss best practices, challenges, and interesting stories from their experiences giving closing arguments in high-stakes military sexual assault trials. To listen to the full episode on YouTube, click here.
Defending Those Accused of Sexual Assault in Military Justice System
In this episode, Rob and Mickey discuss the nature, strategy, and best practices for defending U.S. military service men and women accused of sexual assault as well as differences between civilian and military procedure in these cases. To listen, click here.
