Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces· 9/30/1997

United States v. Combs

Citations

47 M.J. 330
1997 CAAF LEXIS 95
1997 WL 778275

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observing that Combs remained convicted of battering his three-year-old daughter and willfully disobeying a lawful order
noting that Combs had served some two years of his sentence
noting that Combs had served some two years of his sentence
no waiver of Article 13 rights where appellant’s “legal status between trials was so unique that neither the Government nor appellant were fully aware of his legal rights.”
“We hold that the defense’s [Mr. Comb’s] affidavit is unrebutted and unequivocally established the punitive intent of command authorities towards this servicemember [in reducing him to E-l during his two periods of full duty status].”
unrebutted case for sentence relief established

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Judges: Cox, Crawford, Gierke, Sullivan

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