Military Law Review - The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center & School
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MISSION STATEMENT
The Military Law Review serves as the premier academic journal for military legal scholarship, publishing articles that advance the practice of military law and contribute to its discourse by proposing changes to law, policy, and practice.
Compelled Decryption in the Military Justice System: Whether the Article 30a, UCMJ, Investigative Subpoena Is a Lawful and Practical Method to Obtain an Accused’s Electronic Device in an Unencrypted State
Major Jeffrey C. Sullivan
Fixing the Randolph-Sheppard Act: Serving up Some Common Understanding
Major Collin S. Allan
No Effort Spared: Building a New Protocol to the Biological Weapons Convention in the Pandemic Age
Major A. Grayson Irvin
Slow Is Smooth and Smooth Is Fast: How Mandatory Technology Readiness Assessments Will Enable Rapid Middle Tier Acquisitions
Major MaCayn A. May
Preventing Protest Purgatory: Providing Clarity By Placing Prototype Other Transaction Jurisdiction With The Court Of Federal Claims
Major Anthony V. Chanrasmi
The Modern-Day Scarlet Letter: Challenging The Application of Mandatory Sex Offender Registration and Its Collateral Designation On Members Of The Armed Forces
Major Alex Altimas
Procurement Fraud Remedies: Achieving Meaningful Restitution
Major Joseph D. Levin
Second Thomas J. Romig Lecture In Principled Legal Practice: Principaled Legal Practice By Justice Robert H. Jackson At Nuremberg
Professor John Q. Barrett
"Equality of Treatment": How Service Members of Color Are Disproportionately Impacted By The Military Law Enforcement's Titling Process
Major Reanne R. Wentz
Third Thomas J. Romig Lecture in Principled Legal Practice
Brigadier General (Retired) John S. Cooke
The Inaugural Kenneth Gray & Phyllis Propp-Fowle Lecture on Diversity, Equality, and Inclusion
Major General (Retired) Kenneth D. Gray
Exploitation
Lieutenant Colonel Gregg Curley
Giving the Cybersecurity Maturity Model Certification Teeth: Ensuring Compliance in Contractor Self-Certifications
Major Thomas J. Hoesman
The Second Kenneth Gray & Phyllis Propp-Fowle Lecture on Diversity, Equity, and Inclusion
Lieutenant General (Retired) Flora D. Darpino
Opening Remarks for the Seventy-fifth Anniversary of the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg
Colonel Sean T. McGarry
The Nuremberg Military Tribunals: A Short History
Fred L. Borch III
German Justice on Trial: The Justice Case
William F. Meinecke Jr.
Individual Criminal Responsibility for War Crimes
Geoffrey S. Corn
“Smoothing Out” the IMT Judgment: The Legal Legacy of the Twelve Subsequent Military Tribunals
Gary D. Solis
Guidelines on Investigating Violations of International Humanitarian Law and Practical Mechanisms for Accountability—Today and Beyond
Andrea Joy Harrison
Nuremburg and the Role(s) of Accountability in the Law of Armed Conflict
Thomas B. Nachbar
The Significance of the Nuremberg International Military Tribunals on the Practice of Military Law
Lieutenant General Charles N. Pede
The Rise of the “Fifth Fight” in Cyberspace: A New Legal Framework and Implications for Great Power Competition
Major Laura B. West
Targeting Submarine Cables: New Approaches to the Law of Armed Conflict in Modern Warfare
Lieutenant Commander Dennis E. Harbin III
Medals “Ridiculously Given”? The Authority to Award, Revoke, and Reinstate Military Decorations in Three Case Studies Involving Executive Clemency
Dwight S. Mears
The Thirty-Seventh Charles L. Decker Lecture in Administrative and Civil Law: Military Law in Uncertain Times
Edwin Meese III
Restoring Due Process and Strengthening Prosecutions: Making the Article 32, UCMJ, Hearing Binding
Major Matthew L. Forst
It Is All About Risk: The Department of Defense Should Use the Army Materiel Command’s Agency-Level Bid Protest Program as Its New Risk Management Tool
Major Bruce L. Mayeaux
The Power is Yours: The Justification for Military Intervention to Respond to an Environmental Threat
Major Christopher S. Simmons
Building A Home Away From Home: Establishing Operational Control in a Foreign Country
Major Clayton J. Cox
Funding Surrogate Forces in the Fight Against Terrorism
Major Daniel W. Hancock, III
Confessions of a Convicted Sex Offender in Treatment: Should They Be Admissible at a Rehearing?
Major Colby P. Horowitz
Laws and Lawyers: Lethal Autonomus Weapons Bring LOAC Issues to the Design Table, and Judge Advocates Need to Be There
Major Annemarie Vazquez
Where the Personal Jurisdiction Ends: A Bright-Line Rule for Determining When the Military Loses in Personam Jurisdiction
Major Sean P. Mahard
Targeting Mr. Roboto: Distinguishing Humanity in Brain-Computer Interfaces
Commander Guy W. Eden
Alexa, Whose Fault Is It? Autonomous Weapon Systems Investigations and the Importance of a Deliberate Accountability Process
Major Thomas G. Warschefsky
Giving the Referee a Whistle: Increasing Military Justice Legitimacy by Allowing Military Judges to Reject Plea Agreements with Plainly Unreasonable Sentences
Major Adam Wolrich
Exercise Jurisdiction at the Edge—What Happens Next? An Analysis of International Criminal Court Substantive Law as Applied to Non-Party State Nationals
Major Kevin M. Junius
The Thirteenth Waldemar A. Solf and Marc L. Warren Chair Lecture in National Security Law: Defending Defense in the Law of Jus ad Bellum
John Norton Moore
Razing Hills: Repairing Military Rule of Evidence 413 in Response to United States v. Hills
Lieutenant Commander Jeffrey C. Barnum
Virtue Lies In Moderation: The Department of Defense's Overboard DNA Criminal Indexing System
Captain Ryan M. Farrell & Lieutenant Colonel Christopher J. Goewert
Command Prosecutorial Authority And The Uniform Code Of Military Justice—A Redoubt Against Impunity And A National Security Imperative
Lieutenant Colonel James T. Hill
Thirty Years After Egan: Defining Executive Branch Authority In Civilian Personnel Decisions Motivated By National Security Concerns
Michael J. Carlson
Automatism: A Complete Yet Imperfect Defense
Captain Brendan J. McKenna
"So You're Telling Me There's a Chance"1: Why Congress Should Seize the Opportunity to Reform Article 37 (UCI) of the UCMJ
Colonel John Loran Kiel, Jr.
Challenging Children: A Primer on Cross-Examining Child Witnesses
Major Katherine L. DePaul
Money Talks and We Know What Walks: A Primer on Successfully Prosecuting Entitlement Fraud Cases
Major Mitchell D. Herniak
The Deputy "To[o]" Problem: An Officer, An Employee Supervisor, and the Appointments Clause
Major Justin C. Barnes
Combat Stress Claims: Veterans' Benefits and Post-Separation Character of Service Upgrades for "Bad Paper" Veterans After the Fairness for Veterans Act
Major Bryant A. Boohar
Petitioning the Army Court of Criminal Appeals for a Writ: A Practical Guide for Special Victims' Counsel
Major Christopher D. Donlin
The Special Court for Sierra Leone: A Potential Model for Establishing The Rule of Law After Large Scale Combat Operations
Major Dale McFeatters
Substantive Technicalities: Understanding the Legal Framework of Humanitarian Assistance in Armed Conflicts Through the Prescription of Technical Arrangements
Major Tzvi Mintz
Keeping Commitments: A Balanced Approach To Termination For Convenience
Major Justin Hess
Australia’s War Crimes Trials 1945-51
Fred L. Borch III
Feeling So Fly Like A C12 (Or Maybe A UC35, Depending On Availability): A Primer On Utilizing MILAIR For Official Travel
Major Joshua J. Tooman
Human Rights Convergence and Future Detention Operations in the Indo-Pacific
Colonel Ryan B. Dowdy
Other Security Forces Too: Traditional Combatant Commander Activities Between U.S. Special Operations Forces and Foreign Non-Military Forces
Major Jason A. Quinn
Paying for Their Deaths: How the “Widow Tax” Targets and Penalizes Surviving Spouses of Fallen Soldiers and Retirees
Major Jenna C. Ferrell
The First Thomas J. Romig Lecture in Principled Legal Practice
Alberto Mora
Submissions
Submissions must be in Microsoft Word format and should be sent via email to the Editor, Military Law Review, at usarmy.charlottesville.hqda-tjaglcs.mbx.military-law-review@army.mil. If email is not available, please forward the double-spaced submission to the Editor, Military Law Review, Administrative and Civil Law Department, The Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School, U.S. Army, 600 Massie Road, Charlottesville, Virginia 22903-1781.