Officer Cleared by Civilian law but Army doesn't care..
Here we go again...resources wasted...lives to be ruined...OERs to be inflated..
So who at Fort Bragg thought this was a good idea?
North Carolina civilian law investigates the allegations and determines there isn't enough or any evidence to press charges...STOP....
Think about that...with all the scrutiny of Sexual Assaults across this country a civilian authority does an in vestigation and says NO...
Then in a remarkable move, some "superior" legal mind wearing a uniform says, We don't care what you did North Carolina..."we" are better and will press charges anyway...
OK US CONGRESS...and specifically the entire North Carolina delegation, which receives $100's of millions of dollars for military assets in your state...How can this not get you raging mad at this?
And...US Army SJA and Commanding General...don't give me your BS about good order and conduct...You had an investigation completed and you should recognize and work with your state partner, but no...
A civilian legal authority did an investigation...and said there isn't enough,or anything, to proceed and press charges...
Where do you get off on wasting tax payers resources in the prosecution of this case?
This is EXACTLY what so many of us who have been abused and wrongly prosecuted have been talking about.
SECDEF...The Army just laid another example of the failed mountain of UCMJ failures.
Its time...
Remove all criminal process from the hands of incompetent military JAG officers and only Retain the unique war-time advisement capability in a uniformed JAG.
UCMJ is a Readiness issue and needs to be treated as such.
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