Taylor v. Dean

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• reviewing accused confession; observing the guilty plea inquiry; reviewing the Office of Special Investigation report and statements by the victim; reviewing the accused’s mental health records; and interviewing the victim was sufficient basis
• reviewing accused confession; observing the guilty plea inquiry; reviewing the Office of Special Investigation report and statements by the victim; reviewing the accused’s mental health records; and interviewing the victim was sufficient basis
• In a sentencing hearing, an accused’s potential for rehabilitation is a proper subject of testimony by qualified experts.
• presumption that military judge will properly evaluate testimony in context of evidentiary rules
• presumption that military judge will properly evaluate testimony in context of evidentiary rules

Source: CourtListener parenthetical corpus (CC0).