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United States v. Ayers

Citations

  • 4 C.M.A. 220
  • 4 USCMA 220
  • 15 C.M.R. 220
  • 1954 CMA LEXIS 542
  • 1954 WL 2280

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  • Korean conflict was “in time of war” and therefore statute of limitations on unauthorized absence during conflict was suspended

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Judges: Brosman, Latimer, Quinn

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