· 5/13/2016
Jennifer L. Zuniga (Appellant/Cross-Appellee) v. Christopher Medina (Cross-Appellant), Richard Medina, and Shelly Medina
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- finding that at least general intent is required for an accused to be found guilty under Article 93, UCMJ
- recognizing the “unique and long-recognized importance of the superior-subordinate relationship in the United States armed forces, and the deeply corrosive effect that maltreatment can have on the military’s paramount mission to defend our Nation.”
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