Do all sexual allegations trial end up published on the Internet?

Question

I want to see published the outcome of the sexual allegations trial - Case Number H02L83887068 - of Brigadier General John J. Ryneska - who at the time of his trial, was the Deputy Inspector General of the U.S. Army at the Pentagon. Our soldiers have the right of being informed of misconducts of their superiors and predecessors, without having the Privacy Act law coming into play, but it is evident that the more rank offending soldiers have, the more leverage they have on protecting themselves and their reputations. During his sexual allegations's and multiple misconducts's trial, Brigadier General J.J. Ryneska has been asked by his superiors to quietly resign from his military active duty and currently nobody knows what's the outcome of this trial. I believe the outcome of this expensive trial - which by the way it was at tax payers' money - should be published on the Net, for the sake of public information, which is a constitutional civil right for every citizens of the U.S.A.

Answer 1

He retired in 2002..What's the point!!! Anti-military rhetoric

Answer 2

Why should an "allegation" be placed on the internet??

This so called question is just a TROLL Statement.

Is every judgement made in a Court of Law, Civil or Military in the USA published daily on the net?ß

I dont think so!!

Answer 3

Then I would suggest you find out the information with the proof of the allegations and publish a website with the information. There are plenty of free websites out there that it wouldn't cost you any thing to this.

Answer 4

Why did you post this question 5 times. Do you have a stuttering problem?

Answer 5

If he was found guilty then he must register as a sexual predator.

Answer 6

yup, they sure do. media loves it, and love to hate it...

Answer 7

yeah, pretty much