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Thursday, October 28, 2010
BAD JUDGES ON TRIAL
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U.S. case and statutory law pretty much gives the U.S. military the power to do just about anything it wants when it comes to maintaining good order and discipline. The U.S. Supreme Court case of Goldman v. Weinberger said a USAF officer could be prohibited from wearing a yarmulke because it wasn't part of his uniform. 10 U.S.C. §976 says member of the U.S. military can't belong to military labor unions.
- 10/28/10, 8:39 AM
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The Corps told me that anything other than missionary sex with your spouse could be considered sodomy if you gave them reason to need to consider it so. Get caught with an officers wife and see. As a Marine, I was protected from double jeopardy, meaning I would not be tried of a crime in civilian court under the US Constitution, instead the UCMJ rules over me. Exactly how can a district judge hold any sway over the UCMJ? Someone please splain it to a dumb jarhead.
Anymouse - 10/28/10, 10:34 AM
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Trial by a courts martial only protects you from a second trial by a federal court. The City of Beaufort Municipal Court can also tag you for the DUI since they are state and not federal.
UCMJ only covers military offenses. The USAF was sued in federal court for an alleged violation of constitutional equal protection as well as procedural and substantive due process. That's how a federal judge came to strike down DADT. - 10/28/10, 2:33 PM
- caughtinthebight said...
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Folks,
judges (liberal) have been directing federal forest policy since 1990. Do you wonder why trees die, fall down, and become fire fodder?
fritz - 10/28/10, 8:35 PM