THE BRADY BUNCH:AN EXAMINATION OF DISCLOSURE OBLIGATIONS IN THE CIVILIAN FEDERAL AND MILITARY JUSTICE SYSTEMS

摘要

The civilian federal and military justice systems are two separate, distinct systems of justice.1 By necessity, the military justice system proscribes far more conduct than its civilian counterpart in order to maintain the discipline necessary for an effective fighting force.2 Each system also utilizes separate rules to guide its administration of justice. Despite these differences, the two systems share the common goal of achieving justice.3