Jose A. Martinez v. The United States

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• holding that the Army Board for the Correction of Military Records \has no authority to void court-martial convictions\ under § 1552(f)
• holding that “failure to raise his constitutional claims in the military court system bars him from raising them in federal court”
• holding a failure to raise an objection in the military system waives that objection on collateral attack
• affirming dismissal of collateral challenge to court-martial conviction; recognizing that under § 1552(f), the civilian board “has no authority to void court-martial convictions”
• “Asserting the violation of a given law for reason ‘x’ does not preserve later claims that the same law has been violated for reasons y and ‘z.’ ”
• failure to raise constitutional claim in the military court system barred serviceman from raising it in federal court absent a showing of cause and prejudice

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