No. But it does mean that the Army would have great difficulty just revoking the orders that they've already issued for an involuntary deployment, without opening the flood gates to a host of other challenges - something I'm sure that they don't want. That was the point I was making.
I’m not expert in either the Army or law, or politics for that matter ... but I don’t see how they could rescind her orders, either. But I imagine if nothing goes her way in court before 9/12, she will report to Benning and go on to Iraq rather than face court martial.