Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces· 2/11/1998

United States v. Rynning

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47 M.J. 420
1998 CAAF LEXIS 11
1998 WL 60555

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When appellant raised the issue that late and incomplete reporting showed lack of credibility, the Government “was entitled to rehabilitate their principal witness by explaining how her behavior did not necessarily undermine her credibility.”
When appellant raised the issue that late and incomplete reporting showed lack of credibility, the Government \was entitled to rehabilitate their principal witness by explaining how her behavior did not necessarily undermine her credibility.\

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