Relford v. Commandant, US Disciplinary Barracks, Fort Leavenworth

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• listing the factors to be considered in the context of the “ ‘service-connected’ test”
• equating an offense violative of the physical security of a person, such as the rapes and kidnapping at issue in the case, with a “crime against the person of the individual”
• equating an offense violative of the physical security of a person, such as the rapes and kidnapping at issue in the case, with a “crime against the person of the individual”
• “a serviceman’s crime against the person of an individual upon the base ... is ‘service connected’ ”
• An offense committed by a service member on post is service connected and subject to court-martial jurisdiction
• off-base attempted rape, housebreaking, and assault with intent to commit rape did not involve “flouting”

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).