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Congress considers allowing Supreme Court Appeals to members of U.S. Military Convicted of Crimes

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by Dan Slater   September 30, 2008 Wall St. Journal blog Under what circumstances should military members who?ve been convicted of crimes be allowed to file cert petitions with the Supreme Court? That issue ? largely upstaged by the congressional vagaries on a certain bailout bill ? is now going to the Senate, reports the NLJ. Over [...]

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