We read and hear a lot about cyberwarfare. Here is a link to an article that raises the question – is the use of certain cyberwarfare techniques a law of war violation? And answers in the negative. Could deploying Stuxnet be a war crime?
Continue reading ›WHIO reports: A 27-year Air Force veteran has pleaded guilty to 13 counts of sexual misconduct in his court martial at Scott Air Force Base in Illinois. Chief Master Sergeant William Gurney still faces trial on 5 other counts against him. NY Daily News reports: Army leaders are weighing a new probe after the Daily…
Continue reading ›NIMJ has posted a GAO report on the “costs” of implementing DOD’s homosexual conduct policy. But beyond that specific issues there are interesting charts which show the prevalence of administrative discharges and reasons for discharge for FY2004 through FY2009. Look at Tables 13-15.
Continue reading ›Howard Bashman at howappealing found this article. Today’s edition of The Montreal Gazette contains an article that begins, “When can a lawyer criticize a judge? Lawyers — as well as judges and professional orders representing lawyers across Canada — will be closely watching the outcome of a Supreme Court of Canada case that begins next…
Continue reading ›Dayton Daily News reports: Court-martial proceedings have arrived in southwestern Illinois for an Ohio-based chief master sergeant accused of sexually harassing 10 female subordinates. Prior postings on this case are here. Marine Corps Times reports: A Marine was sentenced Thursday to life in prison without the possibility of parole for the murder of a comrade…
Continue reading ›United States v. Soto is decided and the findings and sentence have been set aside. It was always my view that “terms” of a pretrial that clued the judge into sentence limits ought to go in the sentence Part II portion of the pretrial. So for example, a BCD striker clause seems like it ought…
Continue reading ›Air Force Times reports: A promiscuous Air Force technical sergeant was convicted Wednesday of exposing multiple unwitting sex partners to HIV at swinger parties. He has been sentenced to eight years reports Military.com. Marine Corps Times reports: A Naval Academy senior and admiral’s son, charged with breaking and entering an Annapolis home in early December,…
Continue reading ›You’ll remember the Reserve O-6 who had some public comments about the usefulness of management by PowerPoint. Thanks to my colleague at futurelawyer.com
Continue reading ›Demonstrators rallied at Quantico in support of Pfc. Bradley Manning on Martin Luther King Jr.’s birthday, singing civil rights anthem, “We Shall Overcome.” One protester tried to hand over a care package to Manning, who is in solitary at Quantico’s brig. It contained a donated CD, CD player, boxer shorts, a book, chocolate, and a…
Continue reading ›Professor Friedman has posted the States’ amicus brief in Bullcoming v. New Mexico, along with some rather trenchant dissection of their sky-is-falling and we-are-the-government arguments.
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