What's It Like?: A Q&A with Captain Jack T. Rozema

By Major Jacob R. Shaffer

Read Time: < 25 mins

CPT Jack Rozema balances life as an Army JAG attorney, CrossFit Games competitor, and father through discipline and resilience.

Athlete performing a barbell back squat at an outdoor fitness competition, wearing a black U.S. Army Warrior Fitness t-shirt and sunglasses

Ship's bell from USS New Jersey (BB-63) mounted on the battleship's deck with rigging lines extending upward against a clear blue sky

Read Time: < 10 mins

A Republic, If You Can Keep It: A Review of Plain, Honest Men: The Making of the American Constitution

Major Lukomski reviews Richard Beeman's Plain, Honest Men, examining the Constitutional Convention's complex debates on sovereignty, the moral failures surrounding slavery, and leadership lessons from the Founding Fathers' compromise.

By Major Michelle K. Lukomski

Read Time: < 8 mins

Practice Notes: It’s Not Too Late to Start Doing Speedy Trial Right

Military justice attorneys often misapply RCM 707 speedy-trial rules. Discover why approved pre-referral delays are always excludable and how to avoid common procedural errors in courts-martial.

By Lieutenant Commander Gabriel Bradley, U.S. Navy

Two U.S. Army soldiers in blue volunteer vests over military uniforms serve food from white trays to elderly seated community members at a crowded indoor dining event with tables and water bottles visible

Read Time: < 25 mins

Uniforms and Unity: Sowing Trust Through Community Outreach Activity with Non-Federal Entities

Military lawyers guide ethical community outreach with non-Federal entities while balancing mission and public trust.

By MAJ Jacob R. Shaffer

Red underwater drones with white bands placed on rocky terrain during a military technology demonstration

Read Time: < 19 mins

Cure Notices in Commercial Contract Terminations

Guidance on when cure notices are required before terminating commercial contracts under FAR 12.403 and 52.212-4.

By MAJ Kelly R. Snyder