Articles Posted in UCMJ

Collateral effects of PTSD
Philip D. Cave

The downloading of CP? This local story from Virginia, which is headlined “Navy officer gets 40 months for child porn,” reflects recent debates over both the federal child porn sentencing guidelines and showing leniency for those who served our country in the military. Here are the details: A Navy lieutenant commander who served in Iraq…

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UP court-martial news
Philip D. Cave

Here are some headline actions around military justice. GI Cleared of Rape now Fears for Career, Military Times Amphib CO, XO fired in fraternization case, Navy TImes. Marine Maj. Mark Lowe will face court-martial for his alleged role in a sweeping intelligence breach at Camp Pendleton. Sign-On San Diego. Defense Secretary Robert Gates could intervene…

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Major Hasan update
Philip D. Cave

The Army Times reports that the prosecution is being bolstered for the court-martial of Major Hasan for his court-martial at Fort Hood. A senior military official said Friday that a new lead prosecutor has been appointed in the Fort Hood shooting case, a man who secured the death penalty in a similar case four years…

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Behenna
Philip D. Cave

Below is the text of the sworn affidavit, dated April 21, in which Dr. MacDonell explains how knowledge he obtained while waiting to testify in the case could have changed dramatically its outcome, in the court-martial of 1Lt Michael Behenna, for murder and other violations of the UCMJ. McCarty & Fatigante, at BigGovernment blog.

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Danger in blogging
Philip D. Cave

Here is a interesting story of caution from Wired.com, and a potential court-martial for blogging in violation of the UCMJ. But when he called President Obama a liar on his blog, and started using the site to go after his local school board, Grisham “found himself the target of an inspector general investigation and a…

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The shrinking privilege
Philip D. Cave

That is Professor Colin Miller’s entree to: The Shrink(ing) Privilege, Take 2: New York Times Article Reports That Exceptions To Military Psychotherapist-Patient Privilege Are Hindering Therapy. My post is here on the NYT article discussing the military patient-psychotherapist privilege at court-martial and under the UCMJ.

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