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By Daniel Squires
Military law makes the offender accountable to local, state and federal(military) courts. There is no such thing as one or the other he or she will get all 3 court systems and pay in each.
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almost 6y ago
Annapolis scandal - should military rape cases be tried in civilian courts?
A recent military sexual assault case highlights differences between military and civilian courts. Are military rape cases better suited in civilian courts?