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An appellate win for client convicted of sex offenses
Philip D. Cave

This week we received the decision of the Army Court of Criminal Appeals of a client accused of homosexual sexual assaults. He had been convicted and sentenced to 14 years of confinement. We raised many issues during his appeal. The Army Court found a serious error by the military judge in denying the defense presenting…

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ACCA and military judge partiality
Philip D. Cave

On 28 July 2010, ACCA issued a memorandum opinion and decision for the government appeal in United States v. Kirk, ARMY MISC 20100443 (A. Ct. Crim. App. 28 July 2010). At trial the accused blew providency on an AWOL plea. The prosecution decided they wanted to go forward on the desertion. As part of the…

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Up periscope
Philip D. Cave

Fox news reports that: MyFox TampaBay.com The AWOL soldier accused of trying to enter MacDill Air Force Base with weapons and ammunition in his car is not a terrorist and was merely “trying to impress” his girlfriend during the incident, his father said in an exclusive interview with FoxNews.com. . . . Officials said the…

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Afghan and foreign AWOLs update 4
Philip D. Cave

Fox News reports that: Texas senator is demanding answers from the Air Force on the current status of the 10 AWOL Afghan military deserters, which he called a breach of national security. The initial number of Afghans being floated was 17. Now: Ten of the 17 remain at large after seven were accounted for, sources…

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AWOL case
Philip D. Cave

Fox News reports that: A nationwide alert has been issued for 17 members of the Afghan military who have gone AWOL from a Texas Air Force base where foreign military officers who are training to become pilots are taught English, FoxNews.com has learned. . . . A senior Defense Department official in Washington told Fox…

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MacDill entry procedures
Philip D. Cave

TBO.online reports that: The soldier who tried to get into MacDill Air Force Base with a fake ID and a car full of weapons and ammunition is being transferred back to the Kansas fort he ran away from, according to the U.S. Army. Christopher P. Kilburn, 26, was assigned to Fort Riley on April 30,…

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