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The U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces heard oral arguments in the case of the United States vs. Daniel King. Mr. King was charged with passing National Security Agency secrets to th…

On the 50th anniversary of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, court judges and others commemorated the anniversary. They talked about the history of the code and it’s purpose. The law wa…

Teams from the U.S. and Great Britain debated on issues of judicial reform. They debated if a defendant’s right to a jury trial should be restricted, and if judges and prosecutors should be …

Members of both the British and American Bar debated the issues of television in the courtroom, allowing judges to summarize the facts of a case for the jury (as opposed to summarizing the l…

Panelists discussed the legislative process, how to discover the congressional agenda and how to communicate with members of Congress. They also took questions from the audience. This was pa…

Participants discussed keys to being interviewed and how to convey messages through interviews and how to positively portray foreign countries to U.S. journalists. They also took questions f…

Judge Eugene Sullivan and John Bergen talked about a conference for ambassadors and their staffs about how Congress and the media in Washington, DC operate. They also took audience calls, fa…

Two teams of legal experts from the United Kingdom and the United States debated judicial reform and some of the different legal issues practiced in each country. By audience count, the Brit…

Oral arguments were heard in U.S. v. Maxwell, a military case dealing with the right to privacy in the computer age. The defendant argued that his privacy was violated while using e-mail on …

Following introductory remarks by U.S. Supreme Court Justice Anthony Kennedy, a team of British judges debated a U.S. team on the question of which country has the better jury system. There …

The U.S. Court of Appeals for the armed forces heard the appeal of the death sentence in U.S. v. Curtis. The hearing involved the death sentence of Lance Corporal Ronnie Curtis, who was conv…

Prosecuting and defense attorneys argued before the U.S. Court of Military Appeals in a case concerning the immunity of a U.S. Navy aviator in return for his cooperation in the Tailhook in…

In a ceremony, three new justices were sworn in for the U.S. Court of Military Appeals.

The U.S. Court of Military Appeals heard arguments in the case U.S. v. Curtis, a case involving the death penalty sentence in military courts.

Judge Eugene Sullivan of the U.S. Military Court of Appeals and attorney Seth Waxman talked about the use of television cameras in federal courtrooms. Judge Sullivan claimed cameras promote …

Judge Eugene Sullivan and Attorney Seth Waxman spoke on having cameras in the courtroom.

The court heard oral arguments in the case of U.S. v. Curtis. Lance Cpl. Ronnie Curtis was sentenced to death in a military trial for stabbing to death a superior officer and the officer’s w…

The U.S. Court of Military Appeals heard oral presentations in the case of U.S. v. Curtis from organizations which have filed briefs in the case. Presentations came from a number of organiza…

Judge Walter Cox of US Court of Appeals.Has A interview with c-span.

Cameras were permitted in the U.S. Court of Military Appeals courtroom during this oral argument in a drug testing case.