Harold R. Conn v. The United States

How courts have described this case

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• invalidating a less-than-honorable discharge after determining that the Navy had failed to follow its own regulations governing investigation and “nonjudicial punishment”
• invalidating a less-than-honorable discharge after determining that the Navy had failed to follow its own regulations governing investigation and “nonjudicial punishment”
• invalidating a less-than-honorable discharge after determining that the Navy had failed to follow its own regulations governing investigation and \nonjudicial punishment\
• invalidating discharge in part, because of the military’s failure to follow published procedures.
• “Applicable regulations, and therefore the fundamentals comprising due process, must be honored both in letter and spirit”
• reviewing Article 15 proceedings and finding “noncompliance with controlling regulations”

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