The difference surrounding how courts go through a jury selection process might seem straightforward on the outside; however, when it comes to military courts, the process is atypical of what is to be expected and should be fully understood before going. Without a thorough knowledge of the military court system and a strong attorney, many Service Members are finding themselves on the receiving end of a jury that has been skewed against them. This leads to a perceived lack of the constitutionally required “reasonable and fair trial” when going through a court-martial.
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