[ConservativeMind]

She will likely not be punished now, as she is legitimately innocent.

[ARealMothersSonForever]

"She will likely not be punished now, as she is legitimately innocent."
Actually, she is (and was) innocent until PROVEN guilty. Some people still do not grasp the concept. These are the same people that dodge civic duty with respect to serving on a jury. And howl the loudest when sitting in the other side of the jury box. For shame. Fortunate for all of our armed forces that Article 32's and subsequent proceedings provide for adequate representation and judiciary.

[gorio]

There is nothing innocent about her. If you had seen the pics I've seen...she deserves jail for bringing dishonor to the honorable servicemen and women in harm's way! The judge refused the plea bargain so that she can actually get a harsher sentence.

[Robert_Paulson2]

precisely and THANKS for pointing it out.