Hawaii State v. Matayoshi

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• finding that “[t]he Board is ultimately responsible for weighing the probative value of evidence [of insanity]”
• noting that offenses that preclude the performance of military duties, such as unauthorized absence and failure to go to the appointed place of duty, are by definition not minor offenses
• “Whether the Secretary or Board has properly interpreted a law or regulations is a matter which this Court reviews de novo.”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).