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“He’s probably going to get hammered at sentencing.”

Time to disband the JAG Corps in all services. In the Lakin case they were just like the SS operating NAZI death camps. They were just “doing their job.”

If we want souless government functionaries then they need to be separate from the military. COL Lind is a disgrace to the uniform - there is nothing honorable in her. IMO she has spit on the constitution.

Time to disband the JAG Corps in all services. In the Lakin case they were just like the SS operating NAZI death camps. They were just “doing their job.”

I hope when you calm down you still have the faculties to realize how insane the above is. Sane people don't compare the court martial of an officer who disobeyed an order to report to his superier's office to the SS and its functions. To do so is simply writing yourself out of serious conversation.

Colonel Lind is far more honorable than you. I don't see her salving her own ignorance by spewing hateful nonsense. And yes, you are completely ignorant of what the Constitution actually says about the military if you don't understand her rulings to date. She even spelled it out for, if basic reading comprehension is a skill you possess.

"Time to disband the JAG Corps in all services."

Of course, because that's a perfectly rational response. /s

"In the Lakin case they were just like the SS operating NAZI death camps. "

Naturally. Anyone who thinks Lakin is guilty of the alleged offenses, is a Nazi. Of course they are.

The Medal of Honor recipient who testified against Lakin, the convening authority, the military judge, the trial counsel - all Nazis.

Good luck with that argument.

In the Lakin case they were just like the SS operating NAZI death camps. They were just “doing their job.”

Godwin Rule. Sola Veritas loses.

Seriously, SV, there is a place for the JAG Corps in the military. Can they abuse their power? Sure. Anyone can.

I wish Lakin hadn't made this mistake in judgment. He did, so there is the need for a trial.

That, by the way, is a result of the US Constitution which requires the US Congress to establish regulations for the governing of the military. One result is the UCMJ.