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United States Court of Military Appeals· 12/6/1982

United States v. Snelling

Citations

  • 14 M.J. 267
  • 1982 CMA LEXIS 14159

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  • “However proper it may be for the [CA] and [Courts of Criminal Appeals] to consider sentence comparison as an aspect of sentence appropriateness, it is only one of the many aspects of that consideration”
  • “However proper it may be for the convening authority and [Courts of Criminal Appeals] to consider sentence comparison as an aspect of sentence appropriateness, it is only one of many aspects of that consideration.”
  • “However proper it may be for the convening authority and [Courts of Criminal Appeals] to con- sider sentence comparison as an aspect of sentence appropriateness, it is only one of many aspects of that consideration.” (citations omitted)

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Judges: Cook, Everett, Fletcher

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