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To: paulycy

I am by no means expert in this, but just recall that on earlier threads there was some discussion that depending on the charges the penalty under Texas jurisdiction would be more severe than under military jurisdiction. Could be we won’t know until we hear the charges. But I can promise you there are a lot of po’d Texans who would have no problem with giving him entry into our court system.


32 posted on 11/09/2009 4:55:40 PM PST by McLynnan
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To: McLynnan
But I can promise you there are a lot of po’d Texans who would have no problem with giving him entry into our court system.

I'd trust Texas. I'm trying to figure out (and I can't believe I'm saying this) whether we can trust the military bureaucracy to handle this traitor *as* a traitor who shed blood on our own soil.

This is a sad discussion, isn't it?

43 posted on 11/09/2009 5:03:27 PM PST by paulycy (Kill The Bill.)
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To: McLynnan

Even rape is still a capital offense under the UCMJ.


57 posted on 11/09/2009 5:10:17 PM PST by Notwithstanding (Wer glaubt ist nie allein. Who believes is never alone.)
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