Delgado v. Registrador de Arecibo

How courts have described this case

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• rejecting the government’s contention that instructions to the members on the terminal element were not necessary because the charged conduct constituted proof of the terminal element “as a matter of law”
• rejecting the government’s contention that instructions to the members on the terminal element were not necessary because the charged conduct constituted proof of the terminal element “as a matter of law”
• “This Court has long recognized ‘the disastrous effects occasioned by the wrongful use of narcotics on the health, morale and fitness for duty of persons in the armed forces.’ ”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).