Who must receive the witness travel list?

• A. The case paralegal
• B. The CA
• C. The DC
• D. The trial counsel

Answer: (D)

The main idea here is who handles logistics for witnesses. In a court-martial, coordinating how witnesses travel, where they’ll stay, and when they’ll appear is a responsibility managed by the government’s trial team. The witness travel list is a planning tool that the trial counsel uses to organize these logistics, confirm who is traveling, and ensure everything lines up with the schedule of the trial and the budget for travel. Because the trial counsel is the person responsible for presenting the government’s case and coordinating its witnesses, they must receive and review this list. The other roles—supporting staff like a case paralegal, or roles associated with defense or outside the prosecution’s logistical duties—do not have the primary obligation to receive this document as part of standard practice.