Peter Kageleiry, a military lawyer and retired Army JAG, recounts his experience with the many Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen facing the heavy hand of the government. In this podcast, Pete Kageleiry will let you inside his war room and show you how he built strategies to defend each service member. Each of the accused has an individual story, each requiring a tailored, aggressive defense. Come along with us to hear stories of the pursuit of justice. As a former line officer and paratrooper, Peter understands what military service members go through. They often face intense pressure when accused of misconduct. With more than 25 years of defending service members, he has strongly defended or prosecuted courts-martial. He has also handled court-martial appeals and adverse administrative actions.

]]>https://riverside.comRiverside.fm (https://riverside.com)Mon, 26 Oct 2026 08:18:29 GMTMon, 17 Aug 2026 21:13:58 GMT60Attorney Peter Kageleiry, Jr.<p>Peter Kageleiry, a military lawyer and retired Army JAG, recounts his experience with the many Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen facing the heavy hand of the government. In this podcast, Pete Kageleiry will let you inside his war room and show you how he built strategies to defend each service member. Each of the accused has an individual story, each requiring a tailored, aggressive defense. Come along with us to hear stories of the pursuit of justice. As a former line officer and paratrooper, Peter understands what military service members go through. They often face intense pressure when accused of misconduct. With more than 25 years of defending service members, he has strongly defended or prosecuted courts-martial. He has also handled court-martial appeals and adverse administrative actions. </p>episodicAttorney Peter Kageleiry, Jr.peg@ucmjlaw.comnoIn this introductory episode of Rough Justice, host Peggy Kageleiry interviews Military Lawyer Peter Kageleiry, Jr. They discuss the military justice system as it pertains to military law enforcement investigations, a service members right to remain silent, and advice on what to expect from an experienced attorney. This podcast can inform viewers who may pose the following questions: how long can an Article 120 investigation last? What to expect during a CID or NCIS investigation? What are my Article 31b rights? Do I have the right to remain silent? Do I have to turn my phone over to CID, NCIS, CGIS, or OSI? If they have a warrant for my phone, Can NCIS, CID, OSI, or CGIS make me unlock my phone?

]]>4fbfb6b5-5038-4387-91ce-62d72f43de9fThu, 24 Sep 2026 17:35:24 GMT<p>In this introductory episode of Rough Justice, host Peggy Kageleiry interviews Military Lawyer Peter Kageleiry, Jr. They discuss the military justice system as it pertains to military law enforcement investigations, a service members right to remain silent, and advice on what to expect from an experienced attorney. This podcast can inform viewers who may pose the following questions: how long can an Article 120 investigation last? What to expect during a CID or NCIS investigation? What are my Article 31b rights? Do I have the right to remain silent? Do I have to turn my phone over to CID, NCIS, CGIS, or OSI? If they have a warrant for my phone, Can NCIS, CID, OSI, or CGIS make me unlock my phone? </p>no00:19:2211Rough Justice: Inside a Military Lawyer's War Roomfull