Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces· 8/9/2006

United States v. Rodriguez-Rivera

Citations

63 M.J. 372
2006 CAAF LEXIS 1059
2006 WL 2332933

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explaining the testimony of a single witness may satisfy the Government’s burden to prove every element of a charged offense beyond a reasonable doubt

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Judges: Erdmann, Gierke, Ef-Fron, Baker, Crawford

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