A summary court-martial is considered an administrative proceeding where the defendant appears before a judge and not a military jury, unlike a general or special court-martial.
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Now, it's theoretically possible to write a binding assertion that the case has enough evidence to go to court-martial but also write a nonbinding recommendation against court-martial.
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Before then, Mr. Khan's lawyers want to apply the military court-martial practice allowing credit for pretrial punishment, which Chelsea Manning received at her court-martial for leaking sensitive military documents.
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It was not clear when the court martial would end.
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"While preparing for the court-martial, I determined that unaired audio recordings of interviews between Mr. [Mark] Boal and Sergeant Bergdahl contained information relevant and necessary to prosecution of Sergeant Bergdahl's court-martial," Maj.
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Ousalice was acquitted by court martial, but still dismissed, it said.
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Lorance faced a court martial on charges of second-degree murder.
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He was convicted in a 2012 court martial of domestic abuse.
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The pardoning power does cover Washington, D.C., and military court-martial proceedings.
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No court martial can move forward without the approval of a commander.
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During their court-martial, some of the 22016 airmen described their trips.
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Very few court-martial appeals can make it to the Supreme Court.
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It was not clear whether any crew members would face court-martial.
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Kelley's court-martial conviction should have been reported to the FBI's database.
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His court-martial resulted in a dishonorable discharge and reduction in rank.
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Service members in violation would be subject to punishment by court martial. Rep.
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Manning served seven years in prison after her court-martial under the act.
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"I am the shooter," he said during his court-martial in August 2013.
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Bush in 2010 deciding that detainees at Guantanamo must have a court-martial.
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Goldsmith invoked his right to reject the punishments and demanded a court-martial.
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Now the witness may face court-martial himself, on a charge of perjury.
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He now faces court-martial, with his trial set to begin May 251.
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At his court-martial, he pleaded guilty to desertion and aiding the enemy.
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Ms. Manning admitted sending the files to WikiLeaks in a court-martial trial.
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"A court-martial is the best way to determine the facts," he added.
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Later in the episode, Leland tells Georgiou she is risking a court-martial.
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He is sent back to Denmark for a court-martial, and the rest of
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The intelligence officer, meanwhile, was threatened with a court-martial (he remains anonymous today).
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Manning in May appealed to an Army court to overturn her court-martial conviction.
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During her court martial, she made a decision to not come out as transgender.
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The sentence must be approved by the commanding officer who oversaw the court martial.
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Robert B. Abrams ordered Sergeant Bergdahl to a general court-martial on both charges.
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Bergdahl faces a court-martial for charges of "misbehavior before the enemy" and desertion.
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Should Trump take action in Goldsteyn's case — his court-martial is scheduled for Dec.
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But Winnefeld wasn't just arguing that commanders took those 93 cases to court-martial.
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He will be tried without delay by court-martial, and his fate is certain.
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His retirement follows the controversial court-martial of Special Warfare Operator Chief Eddie Gallagher.
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This is not uncommon: only 181 sexual assault cases in 2007 resulted in court martial.
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Jeffrey Nance, who is overseeing the court-martial trial, in a courtroom at Fort Bragg.
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Bergdahl now faces a court martial on charges of desertion and endangering his fellow soldiers.
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Officers Joel Aguma and Nixon Karuhanga appeared before a military court-martial Friday in Kampala.
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Bergdahl, 29, is facing a court-martial, charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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The pardon would avert Bergdahl's court-martial trial, which is slated to begin in April.
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In June, right before Gallagher's court-martial was to begin, the lead prosecutor was booted.
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Collin Green's retirement follows the controversial court-martial of Special Warfare Operator Chief Eddie Gallagher.
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The agency separately quantifies dishonorable discharges, which includes personnel convicted by a general court-martial.
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It takes a long time for Bergdahl's court-martial and longer to write the book.
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Ms. Manning was convicted at a court-martial trial in 2013 of leaking the documents.
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Some members of that group were subject to court martial proceedings and were demoted in rank.
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"The goal here is to re-litigate the court martial," she said before courthouse on Thursday.
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Kelley's court martial ultimately ended with him earning a bad conduct discharge from the Air Force.
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The case was referred to general court-martial by Abrams, the convening authority in the case.
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Kelley's appeal to have his sentence reduced was rejected, according to Air Force court martial documents.
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It is unquestionably a court-martial-worthy offense to refuse the President access to the football.
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Robert Abrams rejected the hearing officer's recommendation and sent Bergdahl's case to a general court-martial.
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Eight Marines were ultimately reprimanded; three pleaded guilty in a special court-martial and were demoted.
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Hyten has denied accusations of sexual misconduct, and Spletstoser's case did not move to court-martial.
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Kelley's court-martial conviction should have been reported to the FBI's National Criminal Information Center database.
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After a court martial, one of the conspiring soldiers was hanged in front of 20,000 witnesses.
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Robert B. Abrams, who convened the court-martial and has the power to lessen the punishment.
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Seven months after the incident occurred, my assault was the impetus for a military court-martial.
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Consequently, in 218, a court-martial charged Manning with violating the Espionage Act, among other charges.
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Because he had legal training, he was assigned to defend accused Marines in court-martial cases.
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The prosecutor pointed out that American soldiers had not been prosecuted through the court-martial process.
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Special Operator First Class Corey Scott could face a court-martial for lying to investigators and prosecutors.
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Some of those could be criminal charges leading to a court martial, two defense officials told CNN.
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Because it was an administrative complaint and not a criminal case, there was no court martial involved.
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In December, Abrams rejected the hearing officer's recommendation and sent Bergdahl's case to a general court-martial.
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An accused in a court-martial case has a right to be tried by a judge alone.
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The court martial, which could result in a life sentence, is scheduled to begin in late April.
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Manning said all of the questions related to information she'd previously disclosed during her 2013 court martial.
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Robert Abrams, head of U.S. Army Forces Command, approved the court-martial sentencing handed down last November.
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A LinkedIn account in his name says he worked in cargo and distribution before his court-martial.
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Lieutenant Portier has been charged and is facing court-martial for failing to report possible war crimes.
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He has pleaded not guilty, and his court-martial trial is set to begin on May 53.
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He has pleaded not guilty, and his court-martial trial is set to begin on May 28.
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Officials questioned Manning under oath about the leak for several hours as part of the court-martial.
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For context, the movie "A Few Good Men" is based on a real-life court-martial proceeding.
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After the prosecution rested, the court-martial members, who act as a jury, were dismissed from the courtroom.
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Kelly was one of four current and former military officers who testified at the court-martial of Col.
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While many idolize Mitchell, he also stands as a warning, since his career was marred by court-martial.
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Bowe Bergdahl will not face court martial until next year, the judge presiding over his case announced Tuesday.
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In the military, the flag officer who convenes a court-martial gets a final say on the sentencing.
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Now Vincent and Vladic have revived interest in the tragedy and subsequent court-martial of the ship's captain.
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In 2016, during Mr. Tomko's court-martial, Mr. Kelly again called into the proceedings to defend the colonel.
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The 2014 convictions in a military court-martial led to Kelley's bad-conduct discharge from the Air Force.
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An Air Force official tasked with investigating Spletstoser's complaint declined to recommend Hyten to a court-martial in June.
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Opinion polls after his arrest showed a majority of Israelis did not want a court-martial to take place.
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He will face court-martial at Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia, but no trial date has been set.
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The spokeswoman, Ann Stefanek, said Sunday that Devin Kelley served 12 months&apos confinement after a 113 court-martial.
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Manning was convicted by a court-martial in July 2013 of violations of the Espionage Act among other offenses.
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The following month, according to her court-martial transcripts, Manning sought help from Assange in cracking the SIPRNet password.
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The trial portion of the court martial, being held at Fort Bragg in North Carolina, is scheduled for August.
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Bergdahl is set to face a court-martial in February on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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In their letter, the lawmakers said "every indication" is that the court martial process has so far been fair.
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The conviction arose from his court-martial in 2013 for domestic abuse and a brutal assault on his child.
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He (or she) does not serve in the military nor is he subject to court-martial or military discipline.
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The Air Force said it failed to relay Kelley's court-martial conviction for domestic assault to law enforcement agencies.
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Manning, 29, will remain a special active-duty soldier while appealing a separate court martial conviction within the Army.
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New details also emerged on Friday about Mr. Whelan's court-martial and bad conduct discharge from the Marine Corps.
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During the court-martial, the defense lawyer built his case on challenging the character of me and my peers.
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At Manning's court-martial, Coombs had introduced as evidence the photo his client emailed to a superior in 217.
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Bergdahl is facing a court-martial on charges of desertion for walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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The court-martial panel of five combat officers returned not guilty verdicts on all counts after an hour's deliberation.
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Robert Abrams, commanding general of U.S. Army Forces Command and convening authority of the Bergdahl court-martial; and Maj.
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When the chief's court-martial ended in acquittal on most charges, Mr. Trump congratulated him and lambasted the prosecutors.
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Supervisors can then choose to convene a court-martial, but there is no standard punishment for online sexual harassment.
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Mark Visger, said that while there was ample evidence to proceed to a court-martial on both charges, he endorsed General Dahl's recommendation against jail time, saying the sergeant should be tried not at a general court-martial but before a lower tribunal where he would face only up to a year's confinement.
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The court has also lifted the stay of proceedings issued in early February, thus allowing Bergdahl's court-martial to proceed.
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After the court-martial verdict, Mr. Trump angrily ordered the Navy to strip commendations from the prosecutors in the case.
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Two of them left the Navy as a result of their experiences on the deployment and during the court-martial.
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Manning was arrested and convicted by military court martial for leaking hundreds of thousands of U.S. government reports to WikiLeaks.
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Despite capturing two prisoners without firing a shot, he was reprimanded and threatened with court-martial for abandoning his post.
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What happened: Kelley's 2012 conviction in a court-martial should have prevented him from buying a gun in a store.
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The Army could also have convened a preliminary hearing to determine if there was probable cause to court-martial anyone.
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The Air Force acknowledged it did not relay the killer's court-martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement.
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Nelson Candelario and Lt. Gregory Gianoni — who defended Gallagher, did not receive awards for their actions during the court martial.
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Petty Officer 1st Class Aaron Howard is expected to stand trial in a general court-martial at Naval Station Norfolk.
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"I felt paranoia, panic" for hours after taking a hit of acid, Ashworth said under oath at his court martial.
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On July 10, a male Marine pleaded guilty in a court-martial to sharing lewd content in the Facebook group.
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During her court-martial, Ms. Manning took responsibility for her actions and said that Mr. Assange had not directed them.
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In 2012, he was convicted in a military court-martial of assaulting his wife and cracking his infant stepson's skull.
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Kelley was convicted of domestic abuse in a court-martial in 2012, while he was serving in the Air Force.
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Lieutenant Calley was convicted of premeditated murder of least 22 civilians at a lengthy court-martial ending in March 1971.
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I hadn't either, but I had gone to Fort Meade to observe two days of her court-martial in 2013.
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A court-martial is a prosecution within the military court system for violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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He was interrogated by military officials, threatened with a court-martial and sent to hearings and psychiatrists, the suit says.
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In December, Congress expanded those rules to all military branches, and anyone sharing explicit images could face a court martial.
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Three officers and three lower-ranking soldiers have admitted murdering the villagers, according to the witnesses present at the court martial.
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Bergdahl's court martial for charges of desertion and endangering fellow soldiers was previously proposed for December but Nance had scheduling concerns.
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This is the same general who rejected pleas under the Obama administration that he not go to court martial at all.
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He and his first wife divorced in 2012, the same year of his court-martial, and he was discharged in 2014.
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Abrams is what's known as the convening authority, meaning he made the decision to send the case to general court-martial.
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The Swiss finally registered a strong protest after Zurich was bombed, resulting in a court-martial of some of the crew.
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His service ended after he was convicted at a special court-martial on an attempted larceny charge, military court documents show.
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The Air Force conducted an investigation into the misconduct allegations against Hyten but declined to move the case to court-martial.
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Bergdahl is now facing a court-martial, set to begin in August, on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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"I found out that he was executed by an illegal court-martial and wrongfully charged with desertion," Reno told me recently.
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The sentence was passed by a Field General Court Martial and confirmed by the powerful army chief General Qamar Javed Bajwa.
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Don King, a Navy lawyer serving as the legal adviser to the senior commander who convened the war crimes court-martial.
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Right now there is no "prosecutor" who deals with a military criminal case until it's already been sent to court-martial.
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It would require that the military report domestic violence convictions that were handled through court-martial to the background check system.
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Kelley received a "bad conduct" discharge from the Air Force in 2014 after being convicted in court-martial of domestic violence.
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The seven, including four officers, will serve their time in civilian prisons, said a report from a court martial in northeastern Myanmar.
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Bowe Bergdahl will face court martial February 6, 2017, the judge announced Tuesday at a hearing at Ft. Bragg in North Carolina.
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A commanding officer at Parris Island who was fired amid allegations of misconduct after Siddiqui&aposs death also faces a court-martial.
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A commanding officer at Parris Island who was fired after allegations of misconduct following Siddiqui&aposs death also faces a court-martial.
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Gallagher's wife, Andrea, denied any suggestion of impropriety over a lawyer for the commander-in-chief joining her husband's court-martial defense.
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Last month, a judge in the court proceedings involving Bergdahl issued a stay of proceedings, essentially putting the court-martial on hold.
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The jury has to be at least 12 members — in any other general court-martial it can be as few as five.
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Manning was arrested in May 2010 and convicted by court martial in 2013 of espionage in connection with the 2010 Wikileaks disclosures.
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Mr. Berry, the Marine Corps lawyer, said that fraternization within the ranks is often heard about but rarely punished by court-martial.
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Only through the intervention of a loved one does he survive a court-martial, earning the right to enter the battlefield unarmed.
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He appeared as a character witness in a 2016 court-martial of a Marine colonel accused of sexually harassing two female subordinates.
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Military records show that in January of that year, he was convicted at a special court-martial on several charges related to larceny.
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Lin's case be referred to a court-martial, we request a speedy trial on the merits and look forward to defending Lt. Cmdr.
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Political opponents have accused Netanyahu of not being supportive of the military over its court-martial of the soldier in the Hebron incident.
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Bergdahl is facing a court-martial for charges of desertion and misbehavior in front of the enemy for leaving his post in Afghanistan.
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Manning, who was born male but identifies as a woman, in May appealed to a military court to overturn her court-martial conviction.
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Under the 1993 Brady Bill, the Air Force was required to report Kelley's 2012 court-martial to the National Criminal Information Center database.
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But while she spoke at her court-martial and has participated in interviews, Manning herself has not told her own story, until now.
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Yet, here, we are asked to believe that the captain is willing to risk a court-martial and put the Federation at risk.
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Gallagher faced a court-martial for premeditated murder, attempted murder, obstruction of justice, posing for a photo with a casualty and other offenses.
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But in December 2015, a commander instead ordered him prosecuted in a general court-martial, where a conviction could yield a life sentence.
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He was also a notable public servant after his time in the service — which was cut short by a racially motivated court-martial.
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That a member of Section 31, in the way it has been described before, would be worried about a court-martial is laughable.
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"Based on your personal knowledge of matters that are relevant to Sergeant Bergdahl's right to a fair trial, this interview will help us determine whether to seek a deposition order under Rule for Court-Martial 85033 or your personal appearance as a witness at an Article 39(a) session of the court-martial," said the letter by Franklin D. Rosenblatt.
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Kelley is a former Air Force airman who was convicted in 2012 by court-martial for assaulting his first wife and infant step-son.
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Image: Henry SwoffordThere wasn't anything particularly unusual about the court-martial at the Fort Huachuca military base in Arizona at the end of February.
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Vasillios Pistolis was convicted Monday in a summary court-martial for failure to obey an order or regulation and making a false official statement.
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Documents from the court martial obtained by BuzzFeed News show that Kelley pleaded guilty to kicking, choking, and pulling the hair of his wife.
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Lin's Article 32 hearing on Friday was preliminary, to be followed by a decision on whether the charges are referred to a court-martial.
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Friday's Article 32 hearing was a preliminary hearing, to be followed by a decision on whether the charges are referred to a court-martial.
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Manning said she'd already answered everything she knew at a 2013 court martial, but prosecutors say they believe her testimony may have been inaccurate.
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In court martial proceedings, US Army prosecutors took examples of their quotes to the press in Canada and used them as evidence in court.
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The U.S. Code of Military Justice outlaws distribution of sexually explicit photos of others without their consent as an offense punishable by court-martial.
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The court-martial will take place in a Fort Bragg courtroom on Monday, according to a media advisory from the US Army Forces Command.
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The bill would also give more rights to victims and standardize the votes required by a court-martial panel for conviction to 75 percent.
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The Air Force did a mental health exam in December as part of the court-martial process, and found Sergeant Bellino fit for trial.
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Now, Manning has objected to answering questions on the grounds that she already answered all of them back in 2013 in a court martial.
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Court-martial proceedings will be convened to review evidence supporting possible criminal charges against several members of the USS Fitzgerald, according to the service.
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In addition, the President's pardon power extends to convictions adjudicated in the Superior Court of the District of Columbia and military court-martial proceedings.
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In an administrative hearing before Mr. Tomko's eventual court-martial, Mr. Kelly served as a character witness, joining the proceedings through a telephone call.
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The road between first reporting a crime and actually going to court-martial (essentially a military trial) is long and riddled with stumbling blocks.
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Winnefeld in the context of whether commanders swept cases under the rug — and prove the opposite, that commanders are taking cases to court-martial.
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In his 2012 court-martial, Mr. Kelley admitted that he had repeatedly struck, kicked and choked his wife beginning just months into their marriage.
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On the base, Ms. Roundtree risked court-martial by confronting white commanding officers about segregationist practices, including "colored only" tables in the mess hall.
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David McKinney said in a statement the investigation is still ongoing and Navy has the option to try the accused in a court-martial.
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The Washington Post reports the service members could lose their security clearances or face a court-martial if found guilty of the improper contact.
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Kelley, 26, was convicted in a 2012 court martial of assaulting his wife and stepson and should not have been allowed to possess weapons.
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Mr. Whelan had enlisted in the Marines and had achieved the rank of staff sergeant before being demoted to private after his court-martial.
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The soldier was convicted by court-martial in 2013 of multiple violations of the Espionage Act and sentenced to serve a 35-year sentence.
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Kelley had been discharged from the Air Force for assaulting his wife and child, and served 12 months&apos confinement following a 2012 court-martial.
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The 40-year-old special warfare operator chief faces life in prison if convicted of murder at his court martial at Naval Base San Diego.
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A court-martial trial is slated this spring for Chief Special Warfare Operator Tony DeDolph, who is accused of killing a Green Beret in Mali.
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Meanwhile, the Justice Department argued that the case should be dropped since the issue should be decided in the court martial system, not civilian court.
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"My words can't take away what people have been through," Bergdahl, 31, told an audience at his court-martial that spilled into an overflow room.
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The horror is what led to McVay's court martial, one of very few commanders to face such a trial concerning the loss of a ship.
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"My words can't take away what people have been through," Bergdahl, 31, told an audience at his court martial that spilled into an overflow room.
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A military court-martial judge later ruled the move had been unlawful, and after a high-level Pentagon intervention, she was transferred to Fort Leavenworth.
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She was accused of three charges — fraternization, adultery and accessory to larceny — in separate investigations that would have been sent to court-martial in June.
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Her interactions with WikiLeaks were all detailed during her court-martial six years ago, and logs of her conversations with Assange are already public record.
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"I'm pretty sure I'm the first person ever to go to a general court-martial for it, for taking a picture," Gallagher told "60 Minutes".
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She herself had resolved not to make her own gender identity public during the court-martial, worried that it would complicate an already unwieldy trial.
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Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, above in July after his court-martial ended in acquittal, counts Mr. Trump as one of his most vocal supporters.
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The military commissions, created by Congress in 2006 and reformed in 2009, are a hybrid of the military court-martial and federal criminal court systems.
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Kelley's court-martial conviction should have been reported to the FBI's database and could have made it harder for him to purchase a gun legally.
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However, in the wake of the Presidential proclamation, the Department of National Defense (DND) has said Trillanes could be tried again before a court martial.
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Devin Patrick Kelley, the gunman in Sunday's attack, was convicted of assault against his wife and stepson in an Air Force court-martial in 2012.
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That is the question a seven-sailor jury must decide in Gallagher's court martial, which began on Tuesday at the U.S. Naval Base in San Diego.
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Her lawyers argued that the government was abusing the grand jury process, since she'd already disclosed everything she knew during her court-martial proceedings years ago.
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Bergdahl is facing a court martial for charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after he disappeared from his base in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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During Manning's court-martial, the Army's chief prosecutor stated repeatedly that the government had evidence proving it was Assange who was in direct communication with Manning.
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In 2014, 68 percent of white sailors with a case referral were diverted from special or general court-martial, compared to 67 compared of black sailors.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who has been charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, has issued a stay of proceedings, essentially putting the court martial on hold.
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Robert Abrams was not influenced by McCain's comments when he decided to send the case to a general court-martial in his position as convening authority.
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But she confirmed that no SEALs went to court-martial in the wake of the urinalysis screening and four were administratively separated from the sea service.
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During that hearing a preliminary hearing officer will determine whether the Marines will face a court-martial and what charges will may go forward, if any.
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In January, Bergdahl lawyer Eugene Fidell said Trump had made "appalling" comments about the sergeant and might be called as a witness in the court-martial.
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A week before the shooting, Sergeant Bellino agreed to an administrative discharge in lieu of court-martial — a deal military prosecutors commonly strike with AWOL troops.
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His wife had recently divorced him and he was facing a court-martial for forging signatures on passes to leave his base, according to CBS News.
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He was found not guilty of murdering the prisoner and also targeting civilians with a sniper rifle — both war crimes — at a high-profile court-martial.
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A panel of officers, serving as a general court-martial, sentenced him in 2017 to be dismissed from the service and to 21 years in prison.
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The former airman's court-martial and conviction on charges of assaulting his first wife and his toddler stepson should have prevented him from legally buying weapons.
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The evidence laid out in the indictment against Mr. Assange mapped onto information presented by military prosecutors in the 2013 court-martial trial of Ms. Manning.
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He even mimicked the sound of a rifle shot as he pantomimed a firing squad executing the sergeant, who faces court-martial as soon as April.
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Among those was Navy SEAL Edward Gallagher, convicted by court-martial of illegally posing for photos with a dead Iraqi detainee before Trump granted him clemency.
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The Army will not court-martial its three soldiers involved, opting instead to issue general officer memorandums of reprimand, service spokeswoman Adrienne Combs told the Post.
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A VICE News Investigation Manning said she already answered everything she knew at a 2013 court martial, but prosecutors believe her testimony may have been inaccurate.
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If the judge overseeing Portier's separate court martial case agrees with Rugh, however, then Portier told the truth and his charge must be tossed out, too.
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The evidence reported by FRStat wasn't challenged in the Fort Huachuca court-martial, and the program will be in a bit of judicial limbo until it is.
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Robert B. Abrams, head of Army Forces Command at Fort Bragg, N.C., ordered that Sergeant Bergdahl face a court martial on charges of desertion and endangering troops.
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The five Marines who were disciplined received non-judicial punishment and were not referred to a summary court-martial, the Marine Times reported, citing a military spokesman.
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Manning, who is transgender, will remain an active-duty solider while her court-martial conviction is under appeal and will continue to be eligible for healthcare benefits.
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The Marine is not being identified due to the Privacy Act of 1974, which shields the identity of service members who face a summary court-martial, Military.
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The court-martial judge later released Gallagher altogether and removed the senior Navy prosecutor originally assigned to the case, citing pretrial prosecution misconduct alleged by defense lawyers.
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John Richardson removed all court-martial authority from Navy Region Southwest, the command that had been weighing a sentence for Special Warfare Operator Chief Edward "Eddie" Gallagher.
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Warren Record, the preliminary hearing officer for Monday's proceedings, will make a recommendation in coming days over whether the case should proceed to a court-martial hearing.
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This is far from a perfect system, of course, as shown by the fact that only about 11% of sexual assaults reported actually go to court-martial.
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Kelley's 2012 court martial conviction for domestic assault while he was in the Air Force was not reported to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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The law barred troops with dishonorable discharges — those convicted at court-martial of serious crimes — as well as spies, deserters and a few others considered particularly heinous.
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In court martial records obtained by VICE News, Wuterich admits to telling his Marines to "shoot first, ask questions later," acknowledging the command led to the massacre.
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His first day in court on Monday was devoted to letting lawyers question him on his qualifications and for potential bias, a practice in court-martial cases.
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Kevin Maxwell Jr. In addition to Chief Matthews's 12-month prison sentence — the maximum judgment allowed in a special court-martial — he was demoted by two ranks.
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It would take the "convening authority" — the ability to decide whether a case goes to court-martial — away from commanders and give it directly to prosecutors instead.
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The investigation found that "multiple organizations and individuals" in the Air Force failed to follow policies during the investigations and after the court-martial, the report said.
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While she was prosecuted in the military court-martial system, law enforcement officials convened a parallel grand jury investigation into WikiLeaks in the Eastern District of Virginia.
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That is exactly why it is important to have a system of military justice — in this case, a court-martial — and to let that process play out.
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When he steers the ship toward certain disaster in a typhoon, his junior officers remove him from command, an act for which they later face court-martial.
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But the Air Force came under fire for failing to enter Kelley's domestic violence court-martial into a federal database used for background checks on gun sales.
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For 10 months while I awaited my court-martial, I remained on legal hold, meaning I would not be given any new duties, promotions or annual leave.
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For 10 months while I awaited my court-martial, I remained on legal hold, meaning I would not be given any new duties, promotions or annual leave.
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Eight service members were convicted by court-martial, and had their appeal heard by one of these four miliary judges while they were serving in both capacities.
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It requested a pre-emptive pardon that would avert Sergeant Bergdahl's court-martial trial on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy that endangered fellow soldiers.
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His court-martial conviction should have barred him from purchasing firearms, but the Air Force announced this week it was not properly reported to the FBI database.
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Military prosecutors told the jury at his 2009 court-martial that they believed Behenna killed Mansur to avenge the loss of the two soldiers, according to the Post.
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At her court-martial, Manning confessed in detail to stealing more than 700,00 military files and diplomatic cables from American embassies and giving the stolen data to Wikileaks.
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Alfredo Sanchez, who has served in the Navy for more than 20 years, testified during a special court-martial at the Washington Navy Yard, Stars and Stripes reported .
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Kelley received a bad conduct discharge from the Air Force for assaulting his spouse and child, and was sentenced to 231 months' confinement after a 20173 court-martial.
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Thompson's charge specifications include advising and pressuring Pretus to make false statements on his behalf, both at the court-martial and in interviews with Naval Criminal Investigative Service.
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Thompson's court-martial is expected to begin Thursday morning at Marine Corps Base Quantico, Virginia and to last one day, Marine Corps Installations Command spokesman Rex Runyon said.
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Manning, who in 2013 revealed through her attorney that she was a transgender woman, will remain an active-duty soldier while her court-martial conviction is under appeal.
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Martin confirmed that because of the court-martial, the gunman "did not have a license to carry" the rifle and two handguns investigators recovered from the crime scene.
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Bergdahl is set to face a court-martial in February on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Bergdahl is set to face a court martial in April on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Washington (CNN)The US Army will conduct a court-martial hearing in the desertion case of Bowe Bergdahl, who is expected to enter a plea before the court.
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The Navy's top officer took court-martial authority from the command that was considering a sentence for Edward Gallagher, a Navy SEAL acquitted of murder charges this summer.
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Bergdahl is set to face a court-martial in August on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Bergdahl is set to face a court-martial in April on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after walking off his post in Afghanistan in 2009.
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Accused of leaking government files to the anti-secrecy website WikiLeaks and of aiding the enemy - identified as al Qaeda - Manning faces a court-martial in September 2012.
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The result of these developments is that only a tiny minority of service members convicted by court-martial are entitled to appeal their conviction to the Supreme Court.
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"While they are just a snapshot, they are 93 examples of cases that went to court-martial, because a commander said yes," said Sarah Feldman, McCaskill's press secretary.
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While serving in the Air Force, he was convicted of two charges in 2012 by a court-martial after assaulting his wife and breaking his infant stepson's skull.
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At a special court-martial in 2013, Mr. Rojas pleaded guilty to drunken driving, failure to pay a just debt, drunk and disorderly conduct and communicating a threat.
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The Army has not decided whether the charges against Strong will be referred to a court-martial, noting that the decision won't be made until after the hearing.
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Bergdahl, who is charged with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, faces a court-martial and the possibility of life in prison — a move that investigating officer Maj. Gen.
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Manning was convicted by court martial in 2013 of espionage for furnishing more than 700,000 documents and other materials to WikiLeaks while she was an intelligence analyst in Iraq.
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Congress passed a law in December 2017 that made the "wrongful broadcast or distribution of intimate visual images" a criminal offense, subject to military court-martial and dishonorable discharge.
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Chief Special Warfare Operator Edward Gallagher, a SEAL from the same team as those disgracefully returning from Iraq, recently faced a court martial for committing war crimes — including murder.
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During her 2013 court martial, Manning confessed to leaking more than 725,000 classified documents to WikiLeaks following her deployment as a U.S. Army intelligence analyst to Iraq in 2009.
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During the same period in the Army, black soldiers were 1.61 times more likely than white service members to face general or special court-martial, according to the report.
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Whoever was behind the stunt could face a court martial and find themselves booted from the program—in the military, unlike in civilian society, hate speech is not protected.
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The Air Force admitted Monday that under federal law, Kelley should have been prohibited from legally purchasing a firearm as a result of his court-martial domestic violence conviction.
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Bergdahl, who spent five years as a prisoner of the Taliban, faces a maximum of life in prison if convicted of endangerment of U.S. troops at his court martial.
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He was stationed there from 2010 until he was discharged in 2014, following a 2012 court-martial on accusations he assaulted his spouse and their child, the spokeswoman says.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - A U.S. Navy flight officer with knowledge of sensitive American intelligence collection methods will face a general court-martial on espionage charges, the Navy said on Friday.
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Bowe Bergdahl's case to general court-martial did not destroy evidence by burning 85033 letters and should not be tossed off the case, a military judge has ruled. Gen.
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Robert Neller on Thursday said one service member could face a court-martial and another has been discharged following the military branch's nude-photo-sharing scandal revealed in March.
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The New York Times reports that in 2016, Kelly appeared as a character witness in the court-martial of a Marine colonel accused of sexually harassing two female soldiers.
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The defense arguments are part of a week of pretrial hearings in which Bergdahl's lawyers hope to have a new commander decide whether it warrants a general court-martial.
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It is known that Kelley was confined for 12 months following a 2012 court-martial that found him guilty of two counts of assault involving his spouse and child.
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Bolivar had been mulling a plea deal that would send them back to NJP, but on Tuesday she quashed the case, two weeks before a court-martial trial loomed.
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Others in the SEAL platoon were also in those photos, and the court-martial subsequently revealed those SEALs constructed a bar at their compound and were regularly drinking alcohol.
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Gallagher was ultimately acquitted of those charges in a court-martial earlier this year but was convicted on one charge of posing with the dead ISIS fighter&aposs body.
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The latest salvo comes days after news emerged that Bergdahl's lawyers are mulling calling the outspoken real estate mogul as a witness in the Army sergeant's upcoming court-martial.
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The Air Force has come under fire for failing to enter Kelley's domestic violence court-martial into a federal database that is used for background checks on gun sales.
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The Leaf-Chronicle of Clarksville, Tennessee, reported Philips had been scheduled to testify in the court-martial when it was originally supposed to have been held in December 2015.
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If people are expecting to learn a lot more about the court-martial and a lot more about the case, then they probably shouldn't be interested in this book.
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It would take the "convening authority" — the ability to decide whether a case goes to court-martial — away from commanders and give it directly to experienced military prosecutors instead.
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Mr. Kelley, who pleaded guilty at a 2012 court-martial to assaulting his wife at the time and fracturing his stepson's skull, killed 25 people in Sutherland Springs, Tex.
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Portier was Gallagher&aposs platoon commander and was also charged during Gallagher&aposs case, and Bresch and MacNeil testified during Gallagher&aposs court-martial, according to The LA Times.
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The shooter should not have been able to purchase firearms, but the U.S. Air Force failed to register his violent past and court-martial guilty plea into the system.
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Robert Neller on Thursday said one service member could face a court-martial and another has been discharged following the military branch's nude-photo-sharing scandal reveal in March.
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That shooter, a former member of the Air Force who faced court-martial over bad conduct, would have been barred from purchasing guns had the information been properly reported.
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In November 22, Private Snow, reportedly the grandnephew of the former President William Henry Harrison, was discharged from the Corps following conviction at court-martial for an unauthorized absence.
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The FBI assistant legal attache attended a court martial on Tuesday, it said in a statement, adding he would consult local authorities about helping to investigate and prosecute the case.
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Aye Lu, the wife of Aik Sai who was one of the men killed, said that at the court martial one of the soldiers admitted knifing her husband to death.
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As of 2012, Manning's FBI file consisted of more than 8,000 pages from over 600 documents, according to U.S. Army Major Ashden Fein, the lead prosecutor at her court-martial.
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He is now in detention at the Navy Consolidated Brig in Chesapeake, Va., and awaiting a decision on whether he will face a full court-martial, United States officials said.
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Even though he was restored to active duty after his court-martial and retired a rear admiral, the guilt of the loss haunted him for the rest of his life.
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The four SEALs had voluntarily entered non-judicial punishment proceedings, a Trident Review Board and other disciplinary hearings and were cleared, only to be charged at court-martial on Jan.
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As a military prosecutor, I never found a commander at any level to be the obstacle to bringing court martial charges, whether it be for sex crimes or anything else.
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Bergdahl, 30, is facing a court-martial with a potential life sentence on charges of desertion and endangerment of U.S. troops after he walked away from his post in Afghanistan.
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The evidence and facts were then reported to another four-star general who reviewed the report and had the authority to convene a court martial or engage in disciplinary action.
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"All of the substantive questions pertained to my disclosures of information to the public in 2010 — answers I provided in extensive testimony, during my court-martial in 2013," she continued.
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President Donald Trump, who intervened months ago to order Gallagher freed from pretrial detention in the court-martial, hailed the platoon leader's acquittal in a Twitter post hours before sentencing.
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Below are edited excerpts from a conversation between Manning and Charlie Savage, a New York Times reporter who has written about her court-martial and her time in military prison.
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Generally, the military is required to report felony-equivalent court-martial convictions for crimes that are punishable by more than one year in prison, and any convictions for domestic violence.
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Starring Henry Fonda, John Hodiak and Lloyd Nolan, "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial," with 415 performances, was one of the longest-running and most profitable Broadway plays of its era.
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After a soldier shot a wounded Palestinian assailant in cold blood, the sitting defense minister, Moshe Yaalon, a former army chief of staff, quickly called for the soldier's court-martial.
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During her court-martial in 2013, Ms. Manning admitted sending secret documents to WikiLeaks: 250,000 American diplomatic cables and roughly 480,000 Army reports from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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During her 2013 court-martial, Ms. Manning admitted sending secret documents to WikiLeaks, including hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and Army reports from the wars in Afghanistan and Iraq.
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The discovery promises to revive interest in the loss of the Indianapolis, the ordeal of the survivors and the controversial court-martial of the ship's captain, Charles Butler McVay III.
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It has been more than 20 years since the Supreme Court has substantively reviewed a direct appeal of a court-martial case, meaning where the case is United States v.
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YANGON (Reuters) - Seven Myanmar soldiers on trial for murder have admitted their involvement in the killing of five villagers in northern Shan State, according to witnesses at an unprecedented court martial.
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"They were worried that if they let the three villagers go back, they would tell others they had been tortured," the soldiers told the court martial, according to Sai Kaung Kham.
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The New York Times reports that the Air Force did not enter Kelley's court martial into a federal database used for background checks that could have precluded him from getting weapons.
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The court-martial came after ProPublica and Frontline PBS reported in May that Pistolis was a member of a neo-Nazi group and bragged about violence he committed at the rally.
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The unusual act comes in the case of Chief Petty Officer Edward Gallagher, who a year ago was facing a court-martial and the prospect of life in prison without parole.
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Under military law, the top officer overseeing the court-martial, known as the convening authority, can reduce a sentence imposed by a jury or overturn a conviction altogether in certain circumstances.
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The New York Times reports that the Air Force did not enter Kelley's court martial into a federal database used for background checks that could have precluded him from getting weapons.
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As of this week, Benson and Combs were awaiting court-martial trials, charged with dereliction in the performance of duties through negligence resulting in death and improper hazarding of a vessel.
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Doss is beaten and ridiculed by his fellow soldiers, and his superiors threaten to court-martial him, but he won't budge, believing that he has to obey God's law, not man's.
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Pretus also testified that Thompson had been obsessive about trying to clear his name after the 2013 court-martial, in which he received a short brig sentence and a $60,000 fine.
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There is a scene in which he is in a cell awaiting his court martial hearing, and he punches the door, "Raging Bull"-style, but his anguish dissipates in an instant.
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Azaria said he shot Abd Elfatah Ashareef because he feared the Palestinian could carry out another attack, but a court-martial found contradictions in the testimony and convicted him of manslaughter.
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Unable to confirm that such a company existed, he nonetheless found a trove of information in court-martial transcripts and other documents about the men in Army stockades during the war.
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Should the sergeant opt for, or be forced to, a trial, which is sort of a major court martial in the police world, the proceedings are public and you can attend.
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Robert Abrams, head of U.S. Army Forces Command, has approved the court-martial sentence for Bowe Bergdahl from his trial last year, which includes no prison time, the Army Times reports.
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Following the investigation, the office's report was referred to a body overseen by another four-star general to determine whether there should be any further action, including a military court martial.
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Last month, for example, the Supreme Court declined to hear a case challenging whether the Constitution allows the military to court-martial military retirees for offenses committed after leaving active duty.
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The announcement of a hearing and of court-martial charges "is not intended to and does not reflect a determination of guilt or innocence related to any offenses," the statement said.
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"There was a lot of distraction, I think, as we debated this issue about who ultimately was making the decision to proceed with a prosecution or a court martial," she said.
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Bergdahl was spared prison time after pleading guilty to desertion and misbehavior charges, but Obama did not grant a request to issue him a pardon to spare him a court martial.
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Captain McVay faced a different trauma: a court-martial, in which he was convicted of failing to steer the ship in a precautionary zigzag that may have thwarted the Japanese submarine.
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"All of the substantive questions pertained to my disclosures of information to the public in 2010 --answers I provided in extensive testimony, during my court-martial in 2013," Manning said Thursday.
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Importantly, commanders are granted authority to take administrative and legal actions, such as recommending a court martial, in order to assist them in accomplishing their tasks and upholding their service standards.
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"All of the substantive questions pertained to my disclosures of information to the public in 2010 — answers I provided in extensive testimony, during my court-martial in 2013," Ms. Manning said.
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The footage she preserved using YouTube's service, which was also embedded in an off-site analysis, was used by military prosecutors to support criminal offenses at the court martial of Chelsea Manning.
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At an emotional court martial in Japan in 2004, Jenkins - who had never gone to high school - said he deserted to avoid hazardous duty in South Korea and escape combat in Vietnam.
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Investigators are checking to see whether information from the 2012 court martial against Kelley, who was discharged for bad conduct in 2014, was fully transmitted to civilian databases, the federal official says.
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Manning has stated that she does not agree with the forced secrecy of the grand jury process and claims that she already divulged everything she knows about WikiLeaks at her court-martial.
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Hyten, who's been nominated to serve as the vice chair for the Joint Chiefs of Staff, has repeatedly denied the allegations, and military officials declined to court-martial him after an investigation.
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"The Uniform Code of Military Justice and the military court-martial process are essential to maintaining good order and discipline within the U.S. military, especially during a time of war," he wrote.
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"President Abraham Lincoln intervened in hundreds of military court-martial cases during the Civil War, granting many pardons and commutations, often against the advice of his cabinet and military leaders," Vokey said.
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Bowe Bergdahl, who walked off his base in Afghanistan and was held by the Taliban for five years, faces a court-martial in August that could send him to prison for life.
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Now on administrative duty at an Army base in San Antonio, he has been ordered to a court-martial in August at Fort Bragg, N.C., on charges of desertion and endangering troops.
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I'm still under obligation under the court rules and the Classified Information Procedures Act of 1980 to not disclose closed court-martial testimony or verify evidence that was put in the record.
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Perhaps the best-known leaker, Chelsea Manning, was tried and convicted in a military court-martial, not a civilian court, for sending a vast archive of military and diplomatic documents to WikiLeaks.
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Former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning was convicted at a court-martial in 2013 for disclosing data to WikiLeaks, but President Obama commuted her sentence in 2017 after she served seven years.
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When this impossible mission inevitably fails, his superiors try to save face by ordering three men to be executed for cowardice, and it's up to Dax to defend them in court-martial.
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Late last month, the military began a court martial of an unspecified number of soldiers over events in another village, Gu Dar Pyin, the site of an alleged massacre of 10 Rohingya.
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In 2014, Kelley was sentenced to a year in prison and received a bad conduct discharge after a court-martial conviction on two counts of domestic abuse against his wife and stepson.
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If the Air Force had properly reported the court martial, the gunman, Devin Kelley, likely would have been blocked from buying the rifle he used in Sunday's shooting, killing 26 people. Sen.
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In 2014, Kelley was sentenced to a year in prison and received a bad conduct discharge after a court-martial conviction on two counts of domestic abuse against his wife and stepson.
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His court-martial ended in acquittal on those charges, but he was convicted of one charge of bringing discredit to the armed forces by posing for photographs with the teenage captive's body.
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A top-ranking colonel in the Air Force Space Command who was facing a court martial for rape was found dead in his Colorado home early Sunday, the Air Force confirms to PEOPLE.
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In New Mexico, he was kicked out of the Air Force following a court-martial in 2012 for abusing his first wife and reportedly hitting her child hard enough to fracture his skull.
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According to the shooter's 2012 court-martial plea bargain, obtained by PEOPLE, he pled guilty to choking and kicking his wife and had a charge for pointing an unloaded gun at her dismissed.
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When it came out, Bergdahl was still awaiting his impending court-martial — at which he was ultimately dishonorably discharged — and many questions about the events surrounding his disappearance were still up for debate.
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In the Air Force, from 22019 to 2015, black airmen were 1.71 times more likely than white airmen to face court-martial or non-judicial punishment in an average year, the report says.
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Bergdahl is set to face court-martial in February for walking off his post in Afghanistan in June 2009, before being captured by the Taliban and held until a May 85033 prisoner swap.
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He was stationed there from 2010 until he was discharged in 2014, following a 2012 court-martial after admitting to assaulting his spouse and their child, an Air Force spokeswoman previously told PEOPLE.
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It marked the third time the president has publicly commented directly on the court-martial of the combat veteran, who was accused of committing various war crimes while deployed in Iraq in 2017.
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Seven members of Lorance's platoon testified against him during his court-martial, describing him as an inexperienced young leader who sought to prove himself during his third day in command with disastrous consequences.
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If anyone who served in the military had behaved this way and violated their obligations to disclose sensitive meetings with foreign agents on their clearance forms, they would probably face a court martial.
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The US Air Force acknowledged Kelley's court martial conviction was not entered into the federal law enforcement database at the National Criminal Information Center, information that might have prevented gun sales to Kelley.
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"You have a misdemeanor conviction where there was violence detached to members of your family ... that happened in the court martial," he added, noting Kelley spent a year in confinement for his conviction.
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"The announcement of an Article 32 hearing and referral to a court-martial is not intended to and does not reflect a determination of guilt or innocence related to any offenses," Hicks said.
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On Monday, the Air Force acknowledged it did not relay Kelley's court martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement that could have prevented him purchasing the firearms used in the shooting.
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Bergdahl, who spent five years as a prisoner of the Taliban in Afghanistan after walking off his post in 2009, faces a court-martial on charges of desertion and endangerment of U.S. troops.
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The Air Force then referred the review to a court-martial convening authority, but neither decided to move forward with any charge or disciplinary action against Hyten based on the lack of evidence.
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The former foreign minister also angered the Israeli top brass, whom he will oversee, by joining protests last month against the court-martial of a soldier who shot dead an incapacitated Palestinian assailant.
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For the USS John S. McCain, one court-martial proceeding, or Article 32 hearing, will be convened to review evidence supporting possible criminal charges against one commander -- the commanding officer -- the Navy said.
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It's basically my life story up until I got the commutation, from my birth to my time in school and going to the army and going to prison and the court-martial process.
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The high-profile court-martial, conducted at U.S. Naval Base San Diego, has drawn the attention of President Donald Trump, who intervened months ago to ease the conditions of Gallagher's pre-trial confinement.
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A chief petty officer from the John S. McCain has already been referred to court-martial on suspicion of dereliction of duty; eight other crew members, four from each ship, face administrative actions.
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Back story: The secret documents that Mr. Assange published were provided by the former Army intelligence analyst Chelsea Manning, who was convicted at a court-martial trial in 2013 of leaking the records.
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At his court-martial, prosecutors highlighted several profound and permanent injuries to troops during the search for Sergeant Bergdahl, but Army investigators have stated that none were killed during attempts to find him.
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In 28500, while in the Air Force, Kelley was convicted in a court-martial of assault after beating and choking his wife and hitting his infant stepson hard enough to fracture his skull.
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Because she appealed her court martial conviction — the one that put her behind bars in the first place — she will remain in the military until a decision on that appeal is handed down.
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Winnefeld told Congress in 215 — falsely, it turns out — that civilian prosecutors "refused" to prosecute 1503 specific sexual assault cases that nonetheless went to court-martial because a military commander "insisted" on it.
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In a highly unusual move, the army invited 15 residents from the remote village of Mong Yaw, where the killings took place, to witness the court martial at a nearby military base on Tuesday.
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Manning was accused of aiding Gadahn, legally defined in the court martial as an enemy of the US, because the As-Saḥāb video cites both WikiLeaks and the State Department cables that Manning leaked.
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Manning was convicted by court-martial in 2013 of espionage and other crimes because she furnished more than 70,000 documents, videos and diplomatic cables to Wikileaks, an organization that publishes information from anonymous sources.
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She also claims to have revealed everything she knows about WikiLeaks at her court-martial, where she was found guilty of leaking a trove of military and diplomatic documents to the anti-secrecy website.
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"The announcement of an Article 32 hearing and referral to a court-martial is not intended to and does not reflect a determination of guilt or innocence related to any offenses," the statement added.
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She was convicted by court-martial in 2013 of espionage and other offenses for furnishing more than 700,000 documents, videos and diplomatic cables to WikiLeaks, an international organization that publishes information from anonymous sources.
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Based loosely on a real-life court martial case from 1986, the play focuses on inexperienced Navy lawyer Lt. Daniel Kaffee, who must defend three Marines on trial for the murder of a comrade.
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On the campaign trail, Trump frequently ridicules America's negotiating team for releasing five Taliban prisoners in order to retrieve Bergdahl, who is facing court-martial on charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy.
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In a court filing, the Justice Department argued civilian court doesn't have the authority to intervene in a military court-martial, but the military prosecutor made his case for why he needs the recordings.
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Mr. Duncan also testified that year at an unofficial "war crimes tribunal" organized by the philosopher Bertrand Russell in Denmark, and at a South Carolina court-martial, where he spoke in defense of Capt.
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The officer, who was not identified, was charged eight months ago, but details of the case were first made public Friday at a hearing to determine whether the will go to a court martial.
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On Monday the Air Force acknowledged it did not relay the killer's court martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement that could have prevented him purchasing the firearms used in the shooting.
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Kelley's court-martial, therefore, made him ineligible to purchase the guns he did, but the Air Force did not submit his criminal history to the federal database that screens prohibited buyers before gun sales.
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A Navy official last month told Task & Purpose, a website focused on military and veterans affairs, that the judge in Gallagher's trial had delayed his court-martial for three months at his attorneys' request.
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But a jury of seven soldiers in his court-martial found him guilty of posing for a photo with the 12-year-old ISIS fighter, an offense carrying a maximum sentence of four months.
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Her attorneys have asked a military appellate court to dismiss her case or reduce her sentence to 10 years, which was the original sentence she sought at the time of her court-martial trial.
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Mr. Wouk adapted the courtroom sections of the novel into a hit Broadway play, "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial," which opened the same year as the film, with Lloyd Nolan in the starring role.
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Robert B. Abrams, who ordered the sergeant to a court-martial and who is considered a contender for combatant commands and other major Army jobs when his current assignment at Fort Bragg, N.C., ends.
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Fidell said Trump "may wind up facing a defamation case down the road," but said he has not made a final decision on calling the billionaire businessman as a witness in the court-martial.
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The attorneys filed an appeal to the highest military court in March after the judge overseeing the court-martial refused to throw out the case, according to a March report from Stars and Stripes.
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As a special court martial-convening authority and an attorney who defended service-members before courts-martial, I can attest to the fact that commanders routinely deny access to witnesses and suppress exculpatory evidence.
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Trump again intervened in events surrounding the court-martial of Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher despite the support of top Navy leaders for the decision to formally review Gallagher's fitness to remain a SEAL.
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He spent part of his service as a defense team member in court-martial proceedings, and in one case helped defend black airmen who had been arrested for challenging segregation at an officers' club.
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The service is also planning an Article 32 hearing to determine whether there is enough evidence to warrant a court-martial on one suspect, but Neller did not say if it was a Marine.
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More than 70 soldiers are facing court martial after a mutiny in Maiduguri in August, when they protested against being redeployed to an area that is a Boko Haram stronghold, near the border with Niger.
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – A former Marine Corps drill instructor was "drunk on power" and targeted three Muslim recruits for abuse, prosecutors said at the opening of his court-martial on charges including cruelty and maltreatment.
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The seven-sailor jury at the court martial must decide whether the fighter's death was murder as alleged by the prosecution or a mutiny by sailors under Gallagher's command in Iraq, as the defense contends.
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Aaron Rugh, a military judge who, as an attorney at Thompson's board of inquiry, said the prosecution in the court-martial had interviewed the family of one of the midshipmen, publicly identified as Sarah Stadler.
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The report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon calls for the establishment of on-site court martial proceedings for sex crimes and for the first time lists the countries of origin of the alleged abusers.
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The individual pleaded guilty at a summary-court martial "related to the nonconsensual sharing of explicit photos on the Marines United Facebook group," according to a press release issued Monday by the US Marine Corps.
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The Air Force had previously failed to put information about suspect Devin Kelley's 85033 court-martial for assaulting his wife and his infant stepson into a database used to screen individuals seeking to purchase firearms.
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Petty Officer 1st Class Aaron Howard is expected to stand trial in a general court martial, though his lawyer, who is seeking to have the case thrown out, says Howard plans to plead not guilty.
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Robert B. Abrams, ignoring the advice of the investigative officers, sent the case to a court-martial, where Sergeant Bergdahl faces the possibility of life imprisonment — a punishment that presumably Mr. McCain would view favorably.
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Manning was convicted by court-martial in 2013 of espionage and other offenses for furnishing more than 700,20173 documents, videos, diplomatic cables and battlefield accounts to WikiLeaks while she was an intelligence analyst in Iraq.
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The three officers were implicated in various ways in the court-martial of Chief Gallagher, a SEAL platoon leader who was accused by men in his platoon of committing war crimes in Iraq in 2017.
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Under military law, such a charge should have resulted in a court martial and could have sent the colonel to prison for up to seven years and required him to register as a sex offender.
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"The Court of Inquiry will investigate such incidents and the trial of Court-Martial will be followed in accordance with the law and in line with the processes of Military Justice," the army statement said.
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Gallagher's notice of a trident review board cited the verdict rendered in his court-martial trial in July as evidence calling into question his suitability to continue serving in naval special warfare, the Navy said.
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Romero was enrolled in anger management, Hawaii News Now reported, citing multiple sources, adding that the sailor was also up for a captain&aposs mast, a disciplinary proceeding below the level of a court-martial.
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The Air Force said in a statement provided to The New York Times that it hadn't put Devin Kelley's court-martial for domestic assault into the database used to run background checks for firearm sales.
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Several US Marines who were part of a mass arrest at Camp Pendleton in California this summer have agreed to be kicked out of the service instead of facing court-martial or an administrative review.
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Manning was convicted by court-martial in 2013 of espionage and other offenses for furnishing more than 700,000 documents, videos, diplomatic cables and battlefield accounts to WikiLeaks while she was an intelligence analyst in Iraq.
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – A U.S. Marine identified as an assailant during a white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, has been convicted at a court-martial, and the Corps is seeking to remove him from its ranks.
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Kelly was convicted five years ago by a general court-martial of assaulting his then-wife and stepson while he was in the Air Force, offenses that made it illegal for him to possess a firearm.
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Bergdahl, who could spend the rest of his life in prison, is facing the court martial for charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy after he disappeared from his base in Afghanistan in June 2009.
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Kelley, 5023, was found guilty of assault in an Air Force court-martial in 2012 for abusing his wife and her child and was given 12 months' confinement followed by a bad-conduct discharge in 2014.
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Rice, of Carlisle, Pennsylvania, is incarcerated at Fort Leavenworth Prison in Kansas where he is serving a 48-month sentence he received in October after pleading guilty to three pornography counts during a military court martial.
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The grand jury subpoenaed Manning in early March, but she said she would not comply with its questioning because she had already answered everything she knew about her leaks to WikiLeaks at a 2013 court martial.
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Manning was convicted by Army court-martial in 2013 of espionage and other offenses for leaking an enormous trove of military reports and State Department cables to WikiLeaks while she was an intelligence analyst in Iraq.
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While he was awaiting his court martial in June 2012, he escaped from Peak Behavioral Health Systems in Santa Teresa, New Mexico, according to documents from the El Paso Police Department obtained by CNN affiliate KVIA.
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The US Air Force acknowledged it did not relay information about Kelley's court martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement, something that could have prevented him from purchasing the firearms used in the shooting.
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Sergeant Bergdahl, 30, is scheduled to face court-martial next year on charges of desertion, which carries a potential five-year sentence, and endangering troops sent to search for him, which carries a potential life sentence.
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Bowe Bergdahl – hailed by Susan Rice in 85033 as "a young man…who served with honor and distinction," charged in 2015 with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy and facing a General Court Martial in 2016.
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Seasoned legal observers say the attempt to detect leaks of nonclassified material — a relatively minor civil offense — may upend the Gallagher court-martial, a major criminal case that has the attention of top officials in Washington.
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In the coming weeks, the two commanding officers and three other sailors aboard the Fitzgerald will most likely be charged during a hearing that determines whether they will be taken to trial in a court-martial.
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During her court-martial, Ms. Manning delivered a lengthy statement about how she came to copy archives of secret documents and send them to WikiLeaks, including her online interactions with someone who was likely Mr. Assange.
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If this blatant case at Maxwell-Gunter did not result in a court martial, one has to wonder how many other serious cases like those documented by USA Today are also being swept under the rug.
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In a Thursday filing with the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, Bergdahl's defense lawyers argued that the judge should have ruled that McCain's remarks influenced a general's decision to send the case to general court-martial.
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Gallagher was arrested and indicted in late 2018, but his court-martial ended in July with acquittal on all but one relatively minor charge — posing for a trophy photo with the corpse of a teenage captive.
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Sergeant Bergdahl, 30, faces a court-martial as soon as April on charges of desertion, which carries a potential five-year sentence, and endangering troops sent to search for him, which carries a potential life sentence.
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Late last month, the military said it had begun a court martial of an unspecified number of soldiers over events in another village, Gu Dar Pyin, the site of a second alleged massacre of 10 Rohingya.
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First, they said, the court-martial was the kind of black mark on his record that would most likely have prevented him from being hired by the C.I.A., or would at least complicate his tenure there.
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During her court-martial, in which some of Mr. Assange's efforts to help were also discussed, Ms. Manning took complete responsibility for her actions and said that Mr. Assange had not pushed her to take them.
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"Kelley was convicted by a general court martial on two charges of domestic assault against his wife and step-son under Article 43 of the Uniformed Code of Military Justice," the Air Force said in a statement.
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – A court-martial is due to start this week for a Marine Corps drill instructor charged with abusing two Muslim recruits, one of whom leaped to his death last year after a reported altercation.
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He had been convicted by a general court-martial on two charges of domestic assault against his wife and stepson, which should have been reported to the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System, or NICS, database.
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After her arrest, Ms. Manning was tried by a court-martial, where she confessed to the leaks and pleaded guilty to a lesser version of the charges against her without any plea deal to cap her sentence.
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The US Air Force has acknowledged it did not relay information about Kelley's court martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement, something that could have prevented him from buying the guns used in the shooting.
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For example, the Air Force failed to report a domestic violence court-martial to the F.B.I. that could have prevented a Texas gunman from purchasing a weapon before killing 26 people in a Texas church last November.
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In a 2015 report — and another one issued just a few weeks ago — investigators said that nearly one in three court-martial convictions that should have barred defendants from gun purchases had gone unreported by the military.
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McCaskill's staff argues that sometimes a commander can prove his toughness and determination to prosecute by going over the head of his SJA and taking a case to court-martial even if the SJA recommends against it.
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Some of the Marines made dry jokes about the movie, "Rules of Engagement," starring Samuel L. Jackson as a commander whose unit fires on a crowd of embassy protesters, stirring an international episode and a court-martial.
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That's why Vietnam Veterans of America wrote to President Obama urging him to use his power to pardon all post-9/11 veterans who received less-than-honorable discharges without the due process of a court-martial.
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Kelley was convicted about five years ago by a general court-martial of assaulting his then-wife and stepson while he was in the Air Force, offenses that made it illegal for him to possess a firearm.
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On several occasions, while serving as a general officer who had the authority to convene court martial proceedings, I had to charge individuals with violations of the rules of land warfare or the failure to uphold professional standards.
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Sergeant Bergdahl was being held at the time by the Taliban in Afghanistan, and would later be released in 2014 in a prisoner swap engineered by the Obama administration; he is now facing a court-martial for desertion.
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The shooter, Devin Kelley, spent nearly five years in the Air Force before he was dishonorably discharged in 2014 following a court-martial conviction and one year of confinement for assaulting his wife and 11-month-old stepson.
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Military lawyers say that clemency is nearly always requested after a court-martial conviction, but it is rarely granted, and that having the top admiral in the Navy take over authority for a case is nearly unheard-of.
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Police say the alleged shooter, Devin P. Kelley, 26, who was discharged from the Air Force in 2014 after his 2012 court-martial for assaulting his first wife and her child, appeared to be driven by domestic rage.
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Kelley was found guilty by court-martial in 2012 of assaulting his first wife and a stepson while serving at Holloman Air Force Base, where he was assigned to a logistics readiness unit, the Pentagon reported on Monday.
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Army Sergeant Hasan K. Akbar was convicted and sentenced to death by a court-martial for killing two of his fellow soldiers and wounding 14 others during the attack in the run up to the invasion of Iraq.
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Photo: Steven Senne / APChelsea Manning's legal team went into damage-control mode Thursday after a headline by the Daily Beast suggested that prosecutors had accused her of lying or mistakenly giving false testimony during her 2013 court-martial.
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FORT BRAGG, N.C. (Reuters) - Lawyers in the military desertion case against U.S. Army Sergeant Bowe Bergdahl argued on Tuesday about access to as many as 300,000 pages of classified documents that could be introduced in his court-martial.
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Washington (CNN)The former commanding officer of the USS John S McCain pleaded guilty to a charge of negligent dereliction of duty resulting in death under the Uniform Code of Military Justice during a court-martial proceeding Friday.
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The Air Force acknowledged Monday it did not appropriately relay Kelley's court-martial conviction for domestic assault to civilian law enforcement, preventing it from appearing in three databases, including the FBI's National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS).
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Vasillios G. Pistolis was found guilty in a summary court-martial Monday of failure to obey an order or regulation and making a false statement, said 1st Lt. Samir J. Glenn-Roundtree of the 2nd Marine Logistics Group.
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He joined the Army in 13 after graduating from high school in Parma Heights, Ohio, and was soon selected for the elite Special Forces, according to Daniel Conway, a lawyer who represented him in the court-martial proceedings.
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On Monday, the Air Force admitted that it had failed to enter information from Mr. Kelley's domestic violence court-martial into a federal database that could have blocked him from buying the weapon used in the church attack.
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Mr. Kelley was quickly caught and kept in pretrial confinement before his court-martial because his commanders were concerned about the threats, said Don Christensen, a retired colonel who at the time was the Air Force's chief prosecutor.
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Armed with details of the case being assembled, I placed a call to the New York office of the American Civil Liberties Union, requesting guidance and legal assistance in the event that court-martial charges were actually lodged.
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But because of a 1983 law, the Supreme Court cannot review most court-martial convictions — even in cases in which the defendant faces up to life in prison and has serious constitutional objections to his trial or sentence.
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The court-martial of a highly decorated Navy SEAL platoon leader on war crimes charges has been thrown into turmoil by, of all things, a harmless-looking image of a bald eagle perched on the scales of justice.
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A day after the massacre, the Air Force admitted it had failed to enter his domestic violence court-martial into a federal database that keeps track of information that would have disqualified him from making the firearms purchases.
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Yochai Benkler, a Harvard Law School professor who testified at Ms. Manning's court-martial in 2013 that WikiLeaks played a watchdog journalism role, denounced any charging of Mr. Assange for his work with Ms. Manning and Mr. Snowden.
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Citing his 26 years working in the regular court-martial system, he also described himself as "shaken" by the experience and portrayed Mr. Nashiri's onetime defense lawyers as pursuing a "revolution to the system" by defying judicial orders.
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In addition to his court-martial, in which his previous wife was the victim, he had been investigated on a rape complaint, though he was not charged and his relationship to the woman in the complaint was unclear.
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According to Captain Medina's later testimony at Lieutenant Calley's court-martial, Army intelligence had advised that the villagers of My Lai (pronounced ME-LYE) would be doing their customary shopping at a nearby marketplace when the troops arrived.
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Lieutenant General Mya Tun Oo, one of Myanmar's highest-ranking officers and the chief of military intelligence, told a news conference in Yangon that a court martial was under way and that the verdict would be made public.
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The cities said the Pentagon had failed to report some 15,000 current or former personnel who could not own guns because of court martial convictions or dishonorable discharges, and that this undermined their ability to fight violent crime.
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The seven-member jury deliberated for about nine hours before delivering its verdict in the court-martial of Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher, a decorated career combat veteran whose case had drawn the interest of U.S. President Donald Trump.
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At least two men who worked in the nuclear reactor department on the USS Ronald Reagan aircraft carrier are reportedly facing a court-martial, and at least 12 others are said to be under investigation over the psychedelic drug.
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The shooter was able to buy multiple firearms used in the shooting, despite being convicted in a court martial for domestic violence, after the US Air Force failed to enter a previous domestic violence charge into the national database.
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The military panel in Gallagher's court-martial case recommended a sentence that included four months behind bars and a reduction in grade to petty officer first class, but Gallagher already had served twice as many months in pretrial confinement.
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And similar cases involving service members and photos of prisoners of war — dead or alive — often were resolved with non-judicial punishment, not a general court-martial that automatically would reduce him to the pay grade of E-1.
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Bergdahl, 29, who walked away from his post in Afghanistan in 2009 and became a Taliban prisoner for five years, is facing a court-martial with a potential life sentence on charges of desertion and endangerment of U.S. troops.
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A military prosecutor had called Ms. Manning a "traitor" at her 2013 court-martial, and officials have said the disclosures disrupted government operations and put people at risk, although prosecutors did not claim anyone was killed because of them.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has made "appalling" comments about Bowe Bergdahl and may be called as a witness in the Army sergeant's court-martial on a desertion charge, one of Bergdahl's lawyers said on Friday.
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With Mr. Bergdahl's court-martial now in its second year — a pretrial session is set to begin on Monday — his defense team recently filed a motion to dismiss the charges against him on the basis of unlawful command influence.
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An Air Force spokeswoman tells PEOPLE Kelley was stationed at Holloman Air Force Base in Alamogordo, New Mexico, from 2010 until he was discharged in 2014, following the 2012 court-martial on accusations he assaulted his spouse and their child.
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Freeman Martin of the Texas Department of Public Safety confirmed that because of the 2012 court-martial, the gunman "did not have a license to carry" the rifle and two handguns investigators recovered from the crime scene, according to Reuters.
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CAMP LEJEUNE, N.C. – A U.S. Marine identified as a member of a white supremacist group involved in violence during last summer&aposs white nationalist rally in Charlottesville, Virginia, is out of the military after being convicted at a court-martial.
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A US Marine has been sentenced to 10 days' imprisonment in connection with the revenge porn scandal that rocked the military in recent months, marking the first service member to face court martial for the spreading of the images online.
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Among the inconsistencies found by the GAO, the Navy does not require a medical exam for certain sailors being separated in lieu of court-martial to determine whether a PTSD or TBI diagnosis is a mitigating factor in the misconduct.
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Kelley, who was sentenced to a year in prison and received a bad conduct discharge after a 2014 court martial conviction on two counts of domestic abuse against his wife and stepson, should not have been able to purchase firearms.
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The military veteran passed the required background checks because the Air Force never informed the FBI about an assault on his wife and her child that led to a court-martial, a year of confinement and a bad conduct discharge.
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The social media account continues to lampoon the special operators who testified against her husband during the court-martial trial and the leaders at Naval Special Warfare who initially brought the case against him, but they are his spouse's words.
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Like a character in a Frank Capra movie, Mr. Gregory was an Iowa farm boy with a love of literature who made himself into the millionaire producer of 21929 Broadway shows, notably "The Caine Mutiny Court-Martial," which opened in 21984.
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It spells out who may or may not serve, what activities may or may not earn you a court-martial (sodomy, by the way, is still against the UCMJ), and how the military can treat you on the way out.
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WASHINGTON — The commanding officers of two Naval destroyers that collided with commercial vessels in the western Pacific last year, killing a total of 17 American sailors, will face court-martial charges that could include negligent homicide, the Navy said on Tuesday.
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Under federal law, Mr. Kelley's court-martial conviction for domestic assault should have prevented him from purchasing at a gun store the rifle he used in the attack, as well as other guns he acquired over the past four years.
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In those following days, I made my pitch to Ms. Manning's team: I'd already spoken to many of the people closest to her, and had a reasonably firm grip on the immense library of legal documents generated by her court-martial.
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Eddie Gallagher had been found guilty at court-martial of wrongfully posing for a photo with a human casualty, and two other Navy special operators were brought to trial for their alleged connections in the death of an Army Green Beret.
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Manning, who rose to prominence in 2010 after passing along hundreds of thousands of diplomatic cables and military reports to WikiLeaks, was convicted by court-martial in 2013, but former President Barack Obama commuted her 35-year sentence in 2017.
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Mr. Dresnok was an American soldier based in South Korea, facing marital troubles and a potential court-martial for forging a pass, when he defected to North Korea in 1962, crossing the heavily armed Demilitarized Zone between the two Koreas.
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The admiral held off again in July, the officials said, when Chief Gallagher was acquitted on most charges by the court-martial jury, this time out of concern that taking the Trident soon after the verdict would look like retaliation.
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Capt. Joshua Bird, of the 99th Reconnaissance Squadron at Beale Air Force Base, was convicted at a court-martial in October of using cocaine, distributing dextroamphetamine sulfate, and obstructing justice by shaving his entire body to avoid a drug test.
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Kelley, who was sentenced to a year in prison and received a bad conduct discharge after a 2202 court martial conviction on two counts of domestic abuse against his wife and stepson, should not have been able to purchase firearms.
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Mr. Lorance, whose story is the subject of a new documentary series, was convicted of second-degree murder by a court-martial in 2013, and he has been in prison since then, serving his sentence at Fort Leavenworth in Kansas.
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A sworn deposition of Major General Abbas al-Jubouri, videotaped in San Diego earlier this month, was played for the seven-member jury on the second day of defense testimony in the court-martial of Navy Special Operations Chief Edward Gallagher.
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Commanders with incentive to keep their units moving forward and looking beyond reproach make the call, leading many prosecutions and punishments to happen behind closed doors rather than in a formal disciplinary proceeding that would be public, such as a court-martial.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - The lead prosecutor in the court-martial of a U.S. Navy SEAL charged with war crimes was ordered removed from the case on Monday because he electronically tracked email communications of defense lawyers without a warrant, a Navy spokesman said.
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Jury selection is set to begin June 10 in the court-martial accusing Gallagher of fatally stabbing a helpless, wounded Islamic State fighter in his custody and of shooting two unarmed civilians, a schoolgirl and an elderly man in Iraq in 2017.
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"For the decade I have been working to reform how the military prosecutes sexual assault cases, I have seen a systemic pattern of commanders excusing the behavior of favored subordinates, even overthrowing court martial convictions, and protecting them from appropriate punishment," California Rep.
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In a statement, the Air Force confirmed that Kelley was convicted by a general court martial on two counts of domestic abuse against his wife and stepson, and served 12 months in confinement before being released with a bad conduct discharge in 2014.
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SAN DIEGO (Reuters) - The judge in the court-martial of a Navy SEAL platoon leader accused of war crimes in Iraq is weighing defense motions to dismiss the charges or otherwise remove the lead prosecutor and possibly the judge himself from the case.
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