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In U.S. v. Parrish, 65 M.J. 361, U.S. Armed Forces,(2007) the court stated that Court of Criminal Appeals should have held post-trial evidentiary hearing to resolve accused’s post-trial claim that convening authority failed to defer adjudged reduction in grade pursuant to material term of pretrial agreement; although appellate filings together with record as a whole compellingly demonstrated improbability of a sub rosa agreement to defer reduction in grade, that conclusion did not address actual allegation in accused’s affidavit that he and his wife had been misinformed by both defense counsel and trial counsel as to whether pretrial agreement deferred the reduction, and possibility that accused and government shared a mutual misunderstanding as to terms of agreement.
If you are charged with a military court martial offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military attorney of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding court martial military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your court martial case and advise you as to your options. If you need legal counsel, then contact the court martial military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military attorney.
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