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Latest challenge of US military's acceptance of split jury verdicts shot down on appeal - Vimarsana News

Latest challenge of US military's acceptance of split jury verdicts shot down on appeal

The US Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces rejected the claim of an airman seeking to have his 2020 conviction on charges of attempted sexual abuse tossed out.

Slavery and the Catholic Church: It's time to correct the historical record - Vimarsana News

Slavery and the Catholic Church: It's time to correct the historical record

The history of the church was nothing close to a steady, if interrupted, march to eliminate slavery.

Ruling that rejected split verdict conviction in court-martial heads to Army appeals court - Vimarsana News

Ruling that rejected split verdict conviction in court-martial heads to Army appeals court

An Army appellate court will soon take up a decision by a Germany-based military judge that a unanimous guilty verdict will be required to convict an officer of sexual assault in his court-martial trial.

Army judge again rejects prospect of court-martial conviction in sex assault case without a unanimous verdict - Vimarsana News

Army judge again rejects prospect of court-martial conviction in sex assault case without a unanimous verdict

An Army judge has ruled in a second case that a unanimous guilty verdict is required to convict a soldier facing a court-martial for alleged sexual assault, putting the trial on hold while the determination is reviewed.

Ruling requiring unanimous verdict at military sexual assault trial unlikely to survive appeal, analysts say - Vimarsana News

Ruling requiring unanimous verdict at military sexual assault trial unlikely to survive appeal, analysts say

An Army judge’s novel ruling to require a unanimous guilty verdict in an upcoming court-martial has drawn an array of characterizations by military law experts: totally wrong, partially right, rogue and brave among them.