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Military Justice Today

Hosted by Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams covering the full range of military law topics from all branches of the Armed Forces. Made possible in part by the law firm of Capovilla and Williams. Learn more at: www.MilitaryJusticeToday.com

Podcast · By Robert Capovilla and Mickey Williams · English · Official site

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Sep 15, 2026
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  1. Episode · Sep 15, 2026

    Inside Attempted Murder Trial: Self-Defense, Cross-Examination, and a Full Acquittal (opens the original)

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    In this episode of MJT, Partner Dan Higgins talks with fellow founding partner Mickey Williams about a court-martial they tried together — an attempted murder case that ended in a full acquittal. They walk through the case from the initial incident through trial strategy, the self-defense legal standard and how it's judged through the accused's eyes, a cross-examination that unraveled the alleged victim's credibility, and the verdict that followed. A candid look at what it takes to win a case wh

  2. Episode · Aug 31, 2026

    Six Months Into the Iran War: What It Means for Our Troops (opens the original)

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    In this episode of MJT, Partner Dan Higgins interviews Founding Partner Mickey Williams about six months into the war with Iran, covering the century of U.S.-Iran history behind the conflict, the technology reshaping modern warfare, the strategic questions facing the current administration, and what it all means for the troops still forward-deployed.

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