they disagreed with the senior lawyer weighing the evidence with what cannot in the article whether theyion, should proceed to a trial or not. table it takes the convening authority away from there, this is back in the united states, someplace, obviously. those decisions changed. it is based on the evidence of the senior judge advocate review, coming to one conclusion, i am not sure if this decision will change but it is based on the evidence of someplace else. my bigger concern having served in the military for almost 43 years, being an advocate in both bosnia and baghdad, my concern is not the command authority as much as the military judges effectiveness. when you do have the legal advisor, to understand everything that is there, what happens quickly as you have access to the witnesses. is at combat environment a stage where the case can proceed, it does. i can't think of a case where we had a new division rotate in, brandishing the weapon they are carrying, that case happened on a friday night. by monday, there was a judge from germany who flew into bosnia, timeliness and things like th

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