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Symposium: Thirty Years of Military Justice
In honor of its 30th anniversary, the National Institute of Military Justice, co-sponsored by Georgetown University Law Center’s Center on National Security and the Law, will host an in-person symposium on military justice on October 28, 2021 at Georgetown University Law Center. The symposium will feature panel presentations of works-in-progress from various invited contributors, with room for a small number of additional unsolicited papers to be selected by a committee of peer reviewers. Papers selected for inclusion in the symposium will be published, along with the invited papers, in the Journal of National Security Law & Policy. Authors of selected papers are invited to present them in-person at the symposium, although travel expenses will not be provided. Please submit papers to symposium@nimj.org by September 30, 2021 at midnight ET. Papers should address a military justice topic, should be fewer than 4,000 words in length, be of scholarly content and tone and conform to the requirements outlined here. |
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Tentative Schedule
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1:00 pm: Welcome
-- Professor Rachel E. VanLandingham |
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1:15 pm: Opening Remarks
-- Senior Judge Scott W. Stucky |
1:30 pm - 2:30 pm: Panel 1
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Moderator: Hon. Walter Slocombe
Paper 1: Retirees--to court-martial or not to court-martial -- Phil Cave & Kevin Hagey
Paper 2: Feres In Military Prisons -- Prof. Brenner Fissell & Max Goldberg
Paper 3: The Service-Connection Story: from O'Callahan to Solorio -- Prof. Eugene Fidell
Paper 4: Open Submission
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Moderator: Hon. Walter Slocombe
Paper 1: Retirees--to court-martial or not to court-martial -- Phil Cave & Kevin Hagey
Paper 2: Feres In Military Prisons -- Prof. Brenner Fissell & Max Goldberg
Paper 3: The Service-Connection Story: from O'Callahan to Solorio -- Prof. Eugene Fidell
Paper 4: Open Submission
2:45 pm - 3:45 pm: Panel 2
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Moderator: Todd Huntley
Paper 1: Why Winthrop, Why Weiner: Holding on to Older Military Law Experts in an Age of the Discovery of Racial and Gender Disparity -- Prof. Joshua Kastenberg
Paper 2: The Why (Or Not) Of Military Justice -- Prof. Rachel VanLandingham
Paper 3: Preliminary Hearings in the United States Military -- Prof. Frank Rosenblatt
Paper 4: Open Submission
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Moderator: Todd Huntley
Paper 1: Why Winthrop, Why Weiner: Holding on to Older Military Law Experts in an Age of the Discovery of Racial and Gender Disparity -- Prof. Joshua Kastenberg
Paper 2: The Why (Or Not) Of Military Justice -- Prof. Rachel VanLandingham
Paper 3: Preliminary Hearings in the United States Military -- Prof. Frank Rosenblatt
Paper 4: Open Submission
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4:15-4:45 pm: Reflections on thirty years of military justice
-- Eugene Fidell (in conversation with Brenner Fissell) |
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5:00 pm: Keynote Address
-- Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (D-N.Y.) |