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The National Institute of Military Justice (NIMJ) is a private non-profit organization, founded in 1991, and dedicated to the fair administration of justice in the armed forces and improved public understanding of military justice. NIMJ's leadership includes former judge advocates, private practitioners, and legal scholars.
News & Events
  • HOT NEWS:  Southwestern Law School is hosting (with 1 hr CLE) a military justice panel discussion TUESDAY APRIL 20th at 6:00PM PST (hopefully not too late for you east coasters).  Click here to register. NIMJ's Prof. Rachel VanLandingham, Protect Our Defender's President Don Christensen, Community Veterans Justice Project's founder & Executive Director Jodi Galvin, and NIMJ's Prof. Josh Kastenberg will be discussing everything from differences between military and civilian criminal justice, anticipated reforms, the military justice system's (mis)handling of sexual assault, pressing veterans' issues and more.
  • CAAFlog will host an event on April 27th at 12:00PM EST involving the legal ethics implications of the relationship between civilian and military defense counsel. Confirmed guests include Prof. Ellen Yaroshefsky, a nationally-known expert in legal ethics, Philip Cave, a longtime defense counsel.
  • ​NIMJ will host an event entitled GUANTANAMO: Prospects for Closure on May 6, 2021, at 12:00PM EST. Confirmed guests include Carol Rosenberg of the New York Times and Benjamin Farley, formerly of the State Department, and Butch Bracknell. Karen Greenberg, Director of the Center on National Security at Fordham, will moderate.
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NIMJ is a strategic partner with CAAFlog.org -- the primary military justice blog in the U.S.A. Visit CAAFlog for regular analysis of developments in military justice.