Audition Notices

Lt. J.G. Daniel A. Kaffee (Male/Female - 30's) A junior-grade Lieutenant in the U.S. Navy and a member of the JAG Corps, he is assigned to defend the Marines accused of murder.

Lt. Cmdr. JoAnne Galloway (Female - 30's) A JAG Corps lawyer who assists Kaffee in the defense and suspects a cover-up in the case.

Lt. Col. Nathan R. Jessep (Male - 50's) The commanding officer at Guantanamo Bay, whose orders lead to the death of a Marine, central to the trial.

Lance Cpl. Harold W. Dawson (Male - 20's) One of the Marines accused of murder, he refuses to take a plea because a dishonorable discharge negates his reason for joining the Marines. Honors the "Code."

Pfc. Louden Downey (Male - 20's) The other Marine accused alongside Dawson. He doesn't understand why he should be punished for Santiago's death, since he was ordered to perform a "code red." He is ignorant of the fact that he still killed a man.

Lt. Jonathan James Kendrick (Male - 30's) The platoon commander who gives the order that leads to the incident involving the deceased Marine.

Lt Col. Matthew A. Markinson (Male - 40's) The officer who supports the accused Marines and has a complex relationship with Jessep.

Lt. J.G. Sam Weinberg (Male - 30's) Kaffee's co-counsel who provides comic relief and support during the trial.

Capt. Issac Whitaker (Male - 40's) Whitaker is a senior legal officer who manages case assignments for the military lawyers, and Kaffee and Weinberg's boss, who plays a central role in assembling the defense team.

Pfc. William T. Santiago (Male - 20's) Unpopular among his comrades, he requests a transfer to a different base, which is rejected. An extrajudicial punishment is secretly ordered on him, and due to an underlying medical condition, he dies of suffocation.

Lt. Jack Ross (Male - 30's) The lead military prosecutor assigned to the trial concerning Santiago's death.

Cpl. Jeffrey Owen Howard (Male - 30's) Called by the defense to testify as to the nature of the Code Reds.

Capt. Julius Alexander Randolph (Male - 40's) Judge who presides over Dawson/Downey case.

Cmdr. Walter Stone (Male - 40's) Chief doctor at Guantanamo Bay Naval Base, who let Dawson and Downey take the blame for a death ultimately caused by his malpractice.