CCP of Philadelphia v. Bishop, K.

How courts have described this case

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• requiring a military judge “to provide the members with instructions that focused their deliberations on a much narrower period of time” to ensure they did not convict on an offense that fell outside of the statue of limitations
• “When the panel announced its findings in open court, those findings were final and were not subject to reconsid- eration by the members.”
• “The military judge has an affirmative obligation to advise an accused of the right to assert the statute of limitations, and must determine that any waiver of the statute of limitations bar is both knowing and voluntary.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).