Military Law: Criminal Justice and Administrative Process serves as both a reference for military law practitioners and a resource for students of military law. The treatise covers the military criminal justice system defined by the Uniform Code of Military Justice, the Manual for Courts-Martial, and judicial decisions. Moreover, unlike similar books, it also includes extensive discussion of statutory and regulatory administrative mechanisms available to commanders to enforce discipline and punish misconduct in their units.

* Winner of Texas Tech University's Third Place President's Faculty Book Award, 2017-2018

• A detailed historical and contemporary review of the collateral review of courts-martial in the federal courts
• Easily understandable explanations of the rules governing military justice and the historical evolution of the current system
• A chapter devoted to administrative disciplinary measures embodied in military statutes and DoD and service regulations
• Easily understandable explanations of the rules governing military justice and the historical evolution of the current system
• A chapter devoted to administrative disciplinary measures embodied in military statutes and DoD and service regulations
• A detailed historical and contemporary review of the collateral review of courts-martial in the federal courts