Colón v. Sampol

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• noting Article 66(c), UCMJ, does not authorize the lower courts, while reviewing a sentence, to take an action that is “arbitrary, capricious”
• noting Article 66(c), UCMJ, does not authorize the lower courts, while reviewing a sentence, to take an action that is “arbitrary, capricious”
• affirming the authority of the board of review, upon reassessment, to affirm a previously adopted sentence .or to remand an appropriate case for a rehearing on sentence, but declining to hold that a board is required to direct a rehearing on sentence in all such cases
• affirming the authority of the board of review, upon reassessment, to affirm a previously adopted sentence or to remand an appropriate case for a rehearing on sentence, but declining to hold that a board is required to direct a rehearing on sentence in all such cases
• affirming the authority of the board of review, upon reassessment, to affirm a previously adopted sentence or to remand an appropriate case for a rehearing on sentence, but declining to hold that a board is required to direct a rehearing on sentence in all such cases

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