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Henry *re*-certified on Monday

8/5/2020

 
"Certificate for Review Filed
 No. 20-0342/AR. United States, Appellant v. Dashaun K. Henry, Appellee. CCA 20190688. Notice is given that a certificate for review of the decision of the United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals and supporting brief were filed under Rule 22 on this date.
 
DID THE MILITARY JUDGE ABUSE HIS DISCRETION IN EXLUDING [sic] THE FOUR STATEMENTS ON WHICH THE PROSECUTION SOUGHT INTERLOCUTORY APPELLATE REVIEW, PURSUANT TO ARTICLE 62, UCMJ."

​What is going on? Also, they didn't correct the typo from before.

The DJ also takes note of the vacancy on the court left by Judge Ryan's retirement last week:

"Notice
 
In Re:  Court Vacancy. Article 142 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, (UCMJ), 10 U.S.C. § 942 (2018), authorizes the appointment of five judges to serve on the Court. One of the positions is vacant. Unless the Court issues a notice that a senior judge or an Article III judge will perform judicial duties, the four judges in active service will perform the functions of the Court. See Articles 142 and 144, UCMJ, 10 U.S.C. §§ 942, 944, and C.A.A.F. Rule 6(a)."

Brenner Fissell

EIC


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