Second Suicide Battalion: Where Military Justice Weaponizes Mental Health
Rampant disregard for the rights of the accused is not just commonplace, it is deeply entrenched in the military justice system.
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Rampant disregard for the rights of the accused is not just commonplace, it is deeply entrenched in the military justice system.
These Marines were punished for behavior connected to their mental health. They sought help and didn’t receive it.
Marine Corps Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, who gained viral attention for his criticism of senior military leaders about their handling of the U.S. withdrawal
Marine Corps Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller, the officer who caught viral attention for his videos and social media posts criticizing senior military leaders
A look inside the complicated assault case the Marine Corps doesn’t want anyone talking about January 29 Cpl. Thae Ohu is currently in the brig facing nine charges including attempted murder. (Photo courtesy of Michael Hinesley) A prosecution’s push to silence those working to fight for Marine Cpl. Thae Ohu was struck down by a Marine Corps judge Monday. “I lack sympathy to infringe on constitutional rights,” Lt. Col. Michael Zimmerman, the judge in the case, said during a hearing on Marine Corps Base Quantico in Virginia. Ohu’s family says she was an alleged victim of sexua...