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  • About
    • Officers
    • Board of Directors
    • Fellows
  • The Orders Project
    • Contact Us
    • Who We Are
    • Sourcebook
  • CAAFlog
  • Global Reform
  • Library
    • Amicus Briefs
    • Position Papers & Letters
    • Reports
    • Gazette
    • Miscellaneous
    • General Military Law
  • Links
    • State Codes
    • Non-DoD Organizations
    • Foreign Systems
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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.

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CAAFlog is the official blog of the National Institute of Military Justice. Global Military Justice Reform is affiliated with NIMJ. Both publications retain editorial independence.

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News

3 March 2025: NIMJ Statement of Concern about Secretary Hegseth’s Political Interference with Military Justice

18 January 2025: The Orders Project has been assimilated into NIMJ

The Orders Project was founded in 2020 to help connect military personnel with questions about the lawfulness of orders with civilian attorneys who can advise them. On Friday, The Orders Project became part of the National Institute of Military Justice, a Washington-based NGO established in 1991. Information about The Orders Project can now be found here. Military personnel seeking a referral and attorneys, law firms, and law school clinics willing to receive referrals should contact The Orders Project by email: [email protected].
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