Second Fort Hood war resister court-martialled

August 17, 2009

Second Fort Hood war resister court-martialled August 16, 12:34 AM Dallas Progressive Examiner – by Herschel Tomlinson On Friday, August 14, the second soldier from Fort Hood in Killeen, Texas, was court-martialled for refusing to deploy to Afghanistan. The first, Specialist Victor Agosto, was court-martialled last week and sentenced to one month in jail.Agosto refused [...]

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Court Martial Attorney – Military Defense Lawyer – War objector faces year in jail

August 14, 2009

War objector faces year in jailPosted On: Friday, Aug. 14 2009 05:23 AM By Rebecca LaFlureKilleen Daily Herald A Fort Hood soldier who says fighting in a war violates his religious views faces up to a year in jail for refusing orders to deploy to Afghanistan. Sgt. Travis Bishop, with the 57th Expeditionary Signal Battalion, [...]

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Court Martial Lawyer – Military Defense Attorney – LA Air Force Base captain sentenced in court-martial

August 14, 2009

LA Air Force Base captain sentenced in court-martial By Denise Nix Staff WriterPosted: 08/13/2009 07:50:27 PM PDT at http://www.dailybreeze.com/news/ci_13055351 In a rare court-martial proceeding for a Los Angeles Air Force Base officer, a captain on Thursday was ordered to a military prison for three months for being absent without leave and then lying about it. [...]

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Court Martial Lawyer – U.S. war resister gets a few more months in Canada after judge’s ruling

August 11, 2009

U.S. war resister gets a few more months in Canada after judge’s rulingBy Trevor Pritchard (CP) – 5 hours agoTORONTO — An American war resister one step away from being extradited to the United States has learned she’ll get to stay in Canada a little longer.A judge has ordered a new pre-removal risk assessment for [...]

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Court Martial Lawyer – The Nuremberg Judgment

August 11, 2009

The Nuremberg JudgmentOct 5th 1946From The Economist print edition ON September 30, 1946, seven years and a month after the Second World War began with the onset of the German armies across the western frontiers of Poland, the International Military Tribunal at Nuremberg pronounced a mainly unanimous judgment in a document of 50,000 words on [...]

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