Shaping The Battlefield: How To Draft Motions in Military Practice in Bloomington, MN

Ms. Stewart has appeared before more than forty-five military judges of various service courts, and she has drafted and responded to hundreds of military motions since 2005. Ms. Stewart has earned respect, and more importantly, meaningful relief, for her clients through effective and zealous motions practice. Though some counsel may tout the philosophy not to file many motions or not to file motions at all, Ms. Stewart believes that motions, like voir dire, shape the battlefield of trials.
As a former JAG for the U.S. Army, Jocelyn C. Stewart prosecuted and defended Soldiers on active duty from 2004 to 2012. Since 2012, UCMJ attorney Stewart has been providing superior representation exclusively to service members in need across all military branches worldwide. Ms. Stewart is determined to provide the best legal counsel possible using unimpeachable tactics to protect each client's career, reputation and freedom.
Shaping The Battlefield: How To Draft Motions In Military Practice
dares you to step away from the "shared drive" and instead to take a fresh approach with each motion for every case. Jocelyn has dissected her own process and is providing the insight that she derived for your benefit in the form of this book.
What you'll discover from this book...
How To Avoid Temptation When Drafting Your Motion
How To Identify Your Remedy
When To Consider Multiple Prayers Of Relief
Why Facts Are Important
Research Methods
Systemic Approach To Legal Analysis
Procedural Motions Versus Non-Procedural Motionsand much more.
Often, the most meaningful and effective defense motions are never litigated, but those motions leverage advantage from the government without litigation.
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