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Originally Posted by Guest
Legally speaking he's innocent until proven guilty.
On the other hand anyone with combat experience, and based on his unit members public comments it's obvious this SOB is guilty as hell. He put his buddies at risk having to search for him and then he likely gave Intel to the enemy
He deserves to be shot by firing squad but unfortunately we no longer do that
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Remember, there are surprise verdicts sometimes when we all think it is a slam dunk. Example might be OJ Simpson. Another might be Casey Anthony. Juries found both of them not guilty.
The Army most likely will be open to a plea deal with no jail time for public relations.
His lawyers will have to decide what route to take for the best interest of the client.