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News & Notes: 82d Airborne Division Pairs with North Carolina A&T State University for Historic Staff Ride

By CPT. Parker C. Holstein

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82d Airborne and NC A&T ROTC partnered for a Guilford Courthouse staff ride integrating history and JAG recruitment.

Large group of approximately 50 military personnel and ROTC cadets in casual and military attire gathered on stone steps around the Nathanael Greene equestrian monument at Guilford Courthouse National Military Park. The bronze statue shows General Greene mounted on horseback atop a granite pedestal inscribed with MARCH XV MDCCLXXXI (March 15, 1781). Participants are arranged in two rows - some standing, others seated on the monument's base - surrounded by tall deciduous trees with dappled sunlight filtering through the canopy onto manicured grass.
A blue welcome sign with yellow text reading "WELCOME SPECIAL VICTIMS' COUNSEL COURSE" from the United States Army, The Judge Advocate General's Legal Center and School, Criminal Law Department. The sign is positioned on an easel in what appears to be a classroom or meeting room setting.
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What’s It Like? SVC: The Third Lawyer

This article examines the SVC role as 'the third lawyer' in military justice, detailing practice and career benefits.

By CPT. John F. Kirk

Junk Science and the American Criminal Justice System book cover by M. Chris Fabricant, featuring gavel and money imagery.
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Junk Science from Our Courts and Elsewhere: A Review of Junk Science and the American Criminal Justice System

This article reviews Junk Science and the American Criminal Justice System, examining pseudoscientific forensic techniques.

By LCDR. J.C. Lundberg

A detailed black and white engraving depicting the 1781 Mutiny of the Pennsylvania Line during the American Revolution.
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Lore of the Corps: The Articles of War and the American Revolution

This article examines military justice evolution during the American Revolution and the Articles of War from 1775-1776.

By Dr. Nicholas K. Roland, Ph.D

Close-up photograph of a wet football with water droplets on its textured leather surface, showing the laces and 'USA' branding, symbolizing the coaching metaphor used in the article about military training and leadership development
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Even Tom Brady and Peyton Manning Had a Quarterback Coach: How to Observe, Coach, and Train (OC/T) Anyone, Including Those Senior to You

This article examines effective coaching techniques for military judge advocates serving as observer-coach/trainers.

By LTC Cesar B. Casal

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