I provided the link to the story below. Anyways, here is a recap. The airman, age 19, went to a party and got drunk (we're talking almost twice the legal limit), and had sex with 3 other airmen, which she now alleges was rape. She refused to testify in the rape case, stating the defense had intimidated her. Now the Air Force has charged her (and the 3 guys) with underage drinking. The 3 guys took a plea deal and received reprimand, but she wants a trial now stands to be court-maritaled. What do you think about this?
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2007/08/28/earlyshow/contributors/tracysmith/main3212398.shtml#Post
2007-08-28
10:23:56
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I am a military brat, desertviking_00, with a military investigator for a father. It was always presented to me that in cases such as this the article 15 was like a plea deal. You say, yeah I'm guilty, you get your reprimand. If you say, no I don't think I'm guilty, then you go to a court-marital trial.
I do agree with you about the extremely limited knowledge that CBS (and most other major news outlets) have about the military.
2007-08-28
10:54:46 ·
update #1