In this post, I discuss basic rifle marksmanship instruction during the fourth week of the Army’s Direct Commission Course. For more detailed information, please see my book The DCC Survival Guide: Succeeding at the Army’s Direct Commission Course and its Read more…
In this post, I discuss the third week of the Army’s Direct Commission Course. This week focused on land navigation. For more detailed information, please see my book The DCC Survival Guide: Succeeding at the Army’s Direct Commission Course and Read more…
In this post, I discuss my experience during the second week of the Army’s Direct Commission Course, or DCC. For more detailed information, please see my book The DCC Survival Guide: Succeeding at the Army’s Direct Commission Course and its Read more…
In this post, I discuss my first week at the Army’s Direct Commission Course, or DCC. For more detailed information, please see my book The DCC Survival Guide: Succeeding at the Army’s Direct Commission Course and its companion work The Read more…
In this post, I discuss my preparation for initial Army JAG training. For more detailed information, please see my book The DCC Survival Guide: Succeeding at the Army’s Direct Commission Course and its companion work The JAG School Survival Guide: Read more…
Photo by WEBN-TV is licensed under CC 2.0. In Arkansas, filing a notice of appeal begins the appeal process. If you have received an unfavorable judgment or order from the circuit court and would like to appeal, you should file your notice Read more…
In this post, I discuss the petition for review in Arkansas appellate law. Photo by Trending Topics 2019 is licensed under CC 2.0. A party against whom the Arkansas Court of Appeals has issued an adverse ruling may wish to appeal Read more…
Photo by Cliff is licensed under CC 2.0. Generally, appeals from circuit court will be heard by the Court of Appeals. (Appeals from district court to circuit court are separate matters entirely.) There are, however, some matters that should be filed directly Read more…
Photo by Sean MacEntee is licensed under CC 2.0. I was recently quoted in Credit.com’s article, “Do Squatters Actually Have Rights?” You can read the entire article here. The article addresses the concept of squatters’ rights, the idea that someone can simply Read more…
Photo by Dan Moyle is licensed under CC 2.0. In order to register a trademark with the USPTO, you must have a legitimate basis for claiming a right to the mark. The two main bases for filing a trademark application are use Read more…