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Israel Changes Military Disciplinary Rules
2008-12-15 02:21:00 This article from Israel i paper Haaretz outlines some new changes that are quite interesting. In accordance with the new reform, more than 20 different military edicts on disciplinary action will be combined into one clear, comprehensive order. Officers will be required to study the disciplinary rules and will be tested on their knowledge when they receive ... More About: Military , Rules
Israel Changes Military Disciplinary Rules
2008-12-15 02:21:00 This article from Israel i paper Haaretz outlines some new changes that are quite interesting. In accordance with the new reform, more than 20 different military edicts on disciplinary action will be combined into one clear, comprehensive order. Officers will be required to study the disciplinary rules and will be tested on their knowledge when they receive ... More About: Military , Rules
Israel Changes Military Disciplinary Rules
2008-12-15 02:21:00 This article from Israel i paper Haaretz outlines some new changes that are quite interesting. In accordance with the new reform, more than 20 different military edicts on disciplinary action will be combined into one clear, comprehensive order. Officers will be required to study the disciplinary rules and will be tested on their knowledge when they receive ... More About: Military , Rules
Israel Changes Military Disciplinary Rules
2008-12-15 02:21:00 This article from Israel i paper Haaretz outlines some new changes that are quite interesting. In accordance with the new reform, more than 20 different military edicts on disciplinary action will be combined into one clear, comprehensive order. Officers will be required to study the disciplinary rules and will be tested on their knowledge when they receive ... More About: Military , Rules
Retired Head JAG Interferes in Plans For Lawsuit Meant to Free Marine Serge
2008-12-10 16:11:00 Sgt Lawrence Hutchins III sits in the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wrongfully convicted of manslaughter. His case is one that made worldwide headlines in 2006, and continues to set records for the amount of corruption and dishonor involved in putting this amazing Marine away for over a decade?all because he did his ... More About: Lawsuit , Free , Plans , Head
Retired Head JAG Interferes in Plans For Lawsuit Meant to Free Marine Serge
2008-12-10 16:11:00 Sgt Lawrence Hutchins III sits in the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wrongfully convicted of manslaughter. His case is one that made worldwide headlines in 2006, and continues to set records for the amount of corruption and dishonor involved in putting this amazing Marine away for over a decade?all because he did his ... More About: Lawsuit , Free , Plans , Head
Retired Head JAG Interferes in Plans For Lawsuit Meant to Free Marine Serge
2008-12-10 16:11:00 Sgt Lawrence Hutchins III sits in the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wrongfully convicted of manslaughter. His case is one that made worldwide headlines in 2006, and continues to set records for the amount of corruption and dishonor involved in putting this amazing Marine away for over a decade?all because he did his ... More About: Lawsuit , Free , Plans , Head
Retired Head JAG Interferes in Plans For Lawsuit Meant to Free Marine Serge
2008-12-10 16:11:00 Sgt Lawrence Hutchins III sits in the U.S. Disciplinary Barracks at Fort Leavenworth, Kansas, wrongfully convicted of manslaughter. His case is one that made worldwide headlines in 2006, and continues to set records for the amount of corruption and dishonor involved in putting this amazing Marine away for over a decade?all because he did his ... More About: Lawsuit , Free , Plans , Head
Law and the Fog of War, Part II
2008-12-10 15:42:00 by John Browning for Dallasblog.com In Part I, we examined the historic application of the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, or MEJA, to Jose Nazario, a decorated ex-Marine, for alleged actions during combat in Iraq in 2004. Although he pleaded not guilty and denied that the incident ever occurred, the charges had immediate repercussions for Nazario. Eight weeks ... More About: Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part II
2008-12-10 15:42:00 by John Browning for Dallasblog.com In Part I, we examined the historic application of the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, or MEJA, to Jose Nazario, a decorated ex-Marine, for alleged actions during combat in Iraq in 2004. Although he pleaded not guilty and denied that the incident ever occurred, the charges had immediate repercussions for Nazario. Eight weeks ... More About: Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part II
2008-12-10 15:42:00 by John Browning for Dallasblog.com In Part I, we examined the historic application of the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, or MEJA, to Jose Nazario, a decorated ex-Marine, for alleged actions during combat in Iraq in 2004. Although he pleaded not guilty and denied that the incident ever occurred, the charges had immediate repercussions for Nazario. Eight weeks ... More About: Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part II
2008-12-10 15:42:00 by John Browning for Dallasblog.com In Part I, we examined the historic application of the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act, or MEJA, to Jose Nazario, a decorated ex-Marine, for alleged actions during combat in Iraq in 2004. Although he pleaded not guilty and denied that the incident ever occurred, the charges had immediate repercussions for Nazario. Eight weeks ... More About: Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part 1
2008-12-10 04:04:00 by John Browning With its rich wood paneling, guest gallery, and polished Olympus of a judge?s bench, Courtroom No. One in the federal courthouse in Riverside, California was unlike any battlefield on which former Marine Corps Sergeant Jose Luis Nazario, Jr. had ever found himself. But for the ex-soldier, it was still a battlefield and the ... More About: Part , Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part 1
2008-12-10 04:04:00 by John Browning With its rich wood paneling, guest gallery, and polished Olympus of a judge?s bench, Courtroom No. One in the federal courthouse in Riverside, California was unlike any battlefield on which former Marine Corps Sergeant Jose Luis Nazario, Jr. had ever found himself. But for the ex-soldier, it was still a battlefield and the ... More About: Part , Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part 1
2008-12-10 04:04:00 by John Browning With its rich wood paneling, guest gallery, and polished Olympus of a judge?s bench, Courtroom No. One in the federal courthouse in Riverside, California was unlike any battlefield on which former Marine Corps Sergeant Jose Luis Nazario, Jr. had ever found himself. But for the ex-soldier, it was still a battlefield and the ... More About: Part , Featured
Law and the Fog of War, Part 1
2008-12-10 04:04:00 by John Browning With its rich wood paneling, guest gallery, and polished Olympus of a judge?s bench, Courtroom No. One in the federal courthouse in Riverside, California was unlike any battlefield on which former Marine Corps Sergeant Jose Luis Nazario, Jr. had ever found himself. But for the ex-soldier, it was still a battlefield and the ... More About: Part , Featured
Blackwater Manslaughter Case Raises Legal Issues
2008-12-09 19:02:00 The Blackwater 5 case is making headlines as the newest group of scapegoats to be roasted over the coals by the U.S. government. Using the Military Extraterritorial Judicial Act (MEJA), the five men–all prior military with combat experience and stellar careers–were charged under a 35-count indictment for their role in the deaths of Iraqi “civilians.” ... More About: Issues , Legal , Case , Manslaughter
Blackwater Manslaughter Case Raises Legal Issues
2008-12-09 19:02:00 The Blackwater 5 case is making headlines as the newest group of scapegoats to be roasted over the coals by the U.S. government. Using the Military Extraterritorial Judicial Act (MEJA), the five men–all prior military with combat experience and stellar careers–were charged under a 35-count indictment for their role in the deaths of Iraqi “civilians.” ... More About: Issues , Legal , Case , Manslaughter
Blackwater Manslaughter Case Raises Legal Issues
2008-12-09 19:02:00 The Blackwater 5 case is making headlines as the newest group of scapegoats to be roasted over the coals by the U.S. government. Using the Military Extraterritorial Judicial Act (MEJA), the five men–all prior military with combat experience and stellar careers–were charged under a 35-count indictment for their role in the deaths of Iraqi “civilians.” ... More About: Issues , Legal , Case , Manslaughter
Blackwater Manslaughter Case Raises Legal Issues
2008-12-09 19:02:00 The Blackwater 5 case is making headlines as the newest group of scapegoats to be roasted over the coals by the U.S. government. Using the Military Extraterritorial Judicial Act (MEJA), the five men–all prior military with combat experience and stellar careers–were charged under a 35-count indictment for their role in the deaths of Iraqi “civilians.” ... More About: Issues , Legal , Case
Lawyers Review Airstrike Plans
2008-12-09 01:56:00 It’s become a common, albeit disgusting, practice for the military to allow JAG attorneys to second-guess actions in combat after the fact and from the relative comfort of safety. But what happens when we give them the right to raise objections even before the actions happen? The idea of lawyers reviewing attack strategies in war ... More About: Lawyers , Review , Plans
Lawyers Review Airstrike Plans
2008-12-09 01:56:00 It’s become a common, albeit disgusting, practice for the military to allow JAG attorneys to second-guess actions in combat after the fact and from the relative comfort of safety. But what happens when we give them the right to raise objections even before the actions happen? The idea of lawyers reviewing attack strategies in war ... More About: Lawyers , Review , Plans
Lawyers Review Airstrike Plans
2008-12-09 01:56:00 It’s become a common, albeit disgusting, practice for the military to allow JAG attorneys to second-guess actions in combat after the fact and from the relative comfort of safety. But what happens when we give them the right to raise objections even before the actions happen? The idea of lawyers reviewing attack strategies in war ... More About: Lawyers , Review , Plans
Lawyers Review Airstrike Plans
2008-12-09 01:56:00 It’s become a common, albeit disgusting, practice for the military to allow JAG attorneys to second-guess actions in combat after the fact and from the relative comfort of safety. But what happens when we give them the right to raise objections even before the actions happen? The idea of lawyers reviewing attack strategies in war ... More About: Lawyers , Review , Plans
Bush Frees Drug Dealers?But Not Innocent Troops or Border Patrol Agents
2008-12-08 04:05:00 President George Bush issued 14 pardons and two commutations of sentence recently. “Great,” you may think. “He’s released Sgt Hutchins, and pardoned the rest of the Pendleton 8, and SSG Ray Girouard, and Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean.” Right? Wrong. The Center for Individual Freedom breaks it down: “bank embezzlers, tax evaders and a rapper, John ... More About: Agents , Innocent , Troops
Bush Frees Drug Dealers?But Not Innocent Troops or Border Patrol Agents
2008-12-08 04:05:00 President George Bush issued 14 pardons and two commutations of sentence recently. “Great,” you may think. “He’s released Sgt Hutchins, and pardoned the rest of the Pendleton 8, and SSG Ray Girouard, and Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean.” Right? Wrong. The Center for Individual Freedom breaks it down: “bank embezzlers, tax evaders and a rapper, John ... More About: Agents , Innocent , Troops
Bush Frees Drug Dealers?But Not Innocent Troops or Border Patrol Agents
2008-12-08 04:05:00 President George Bush issued 14 pardons and two commutations of sentence recently. “Great,” you may think. “He’s released Sgt Hutchins, and pardoned the rest of the Pendleton 8, and SSG Ray Girouard, and Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean.” Right? Wrong. The Center for Individual Freedom breaks it down: “bank embezzlers, tax evaders and a rapper, John ... More About: Agents , Innocent , Troops
Bush Frees Drug Dealers?But Not Innocent Troops or Border Patrol Agents
2008-12-08 04:05:00 President George Bush issued 14 pardons and two commutations of sentence recently. “Great,” you may think. “He’s released Sgt Hutchins, and pardoned the rest of the Pendleton 8, and SSG Ray Girouard, and Border Patrol agents Ramos and Compean.” Right? Wrong. The Center for Individual Freedom breaks it down: “bank embezzlers, tax evaders and a rapper, John ... More About: Agents , Innocent , Troops
Where is the Old ER?
2008-12-07 15:39:00 For almost four years, ER has been many things at once–a military blog, an immigration blog, a troop support blog. But there are thousands, perhaps even millions of these kinds of blogs. In reality, ER’s passion has always been one thing: Cases where troops are being railroaded for actions taken in combat. ER has been redesigned ... More About: Featured
Where is the Old ER?
More articles from this author:2008-12-07 15:39:00 For almost four years, ER has been many things at once–a military blog, an immigration blog, a troop support blog. But there are thousands, perhaps even millions of these kinds of blogs. In reality, ER’s passion has always been one thing: Cases where troops are being railroaded for actions taken in combat. ER has been redesigned ... More About: Featured 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 |
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