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Colonel Jay Janzen is director of public affairs operations at the Department of National Defence.

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data
Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand, writes Jay Janzen. Photograph courtesy of Department of National Defence

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data
Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand, writes Jay Janzen. Photograph courtesy of Department of National Defence

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data
Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand, writes Jay Janzen. Photograph courtesy of Department of National Defence

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data

An inside look into Canada’s military justice system

Opinion | BY JAY JANZEN | February 13, 2017
  • Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand. As a result, they have little data
Although military courts martial are open to media and the public, few Canadians ever experience one first-hand, writes Jay Janzen. Photograph courtesy of Department of National Defence
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