What does NIMJ stand for?

National Institute of Military Justice

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Samples in periodicals archive:

He's got an array of protections which in some respects exceed those he'd get from a civilian court," said the New York Daily News quoted Yale Law School Professor and president of the National Institute of Military Justice, Eugene Fidell, as saying.

It will take decades to execute Fort Hood shooter

Fidell, who teaches military law at Yale Law School and heads the National Institute of Military Justice.

Army eyes claim of spying by Fort Lewis employee

Philip Cave, a director of the National Institute of Military Justice, said precedent makes clear that a lack of alternatives in Prices case, the decision of the Justice Department to pass on the case doesnt green-light prosecution by the military.

Civilian challenging his expected court martial

``This is unquestionably a watershed event in the evolving social history of the armed forces of this country,'' said Eugene Fidell, an expert in military law and president of the National Institute of Military Justice.

FORMER ARMY DRILL SERGEANT GUILTY OF RAPING 6 TRAINEES

Also supporting the idea are 18 human rights groups, from Amnesty International to the National Institute of Military Justice.

Obama urged to create special detainee commission

attorney Eugene Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice, Swift was "a no-brainer for promotion," given his devotion to the Navy, the law and his client.

Gitmo defense whiz forced out; NAVY LAWYER PASSED OVER, MUST RETIRE; ...

Fidell, president of the National Institute of Military Justice, a Washington-based nonprofit organization, said the case "tests the outer limits of military jurisdiction.

Iraqi contractor charged under new law

The administration only changes when things get hot in the courthouse," said Eugene Fidell, the president of the nonpartisan National Institute of Military Justice.

In war on terror, Bush dodges showdowns on legal authority; Close Up