Can private sector lawyers represent defendents in a military court?
If not, they can certainly assist.
“Can private sector lawyers represent defendents in a military court?”
yes but its not advisable unless they know military law
You wouldn't want one to. Too many differences in law, evidence, and so one. Just like you wouldn't want a patent attorney to represent you in a murder case, except even more so.
Yes, but at the expense of the defendant. Guaranteed by the UCMJ.
Yes, a defendant can have a civilian attorney representing him in a court-martial, although he will also have a defense counsel from the Judge Advocate General of Fort Hood...
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