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· 4/24/1928

Pueblo v. Martínez (a) Patón

Citations

  • 38 P.R. Dec. 1059

How courts have described this case

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  • holding that, absent contrary evidence, the convening authority’s delegation of authority to a subordinate to modify a convening order “by direction” may be presumed
  • presumption of regularity applied to convening order where the government announced at trial, without challenge, the name of the commander and command
  • absent a contrary indication, authority to sign may be presumed
  • presumption of regularity in referral of charges to court-martial
  • presumption of regularity in referral of charges to court-martial
  • official document entitled to presumption of regularity

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