This Just In: United States v. Grafton
C.A.A.F. affirmed the findings but held the Navy-Marine Corps court could not impose a sentence in the first instance, set aside the sentence, and authorized a sentencing hearing.
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C.A.A.F. affirmed the findings but held the Navy-Marine Corps court could not impose a sentence in the first instance, set aside the sentence, and authorized a sentencing hearing.
C.A.A.F. held that an Army appellate judge on terminal leave, still on active duty and assigned to the court on the day the decision issued, could take part in that decision, and affirmed.
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