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In this week's episode we discuss the recent case of United States v. Pyron, which was decided by CAAF on 17 January 2023. The case addresses an exception to the general rule that the government may use an accused's testimony at a prior court-martial at a subsequent rehearing; and then finds the exception does not apply. For our advocacy section, Major Allen Abrams discusses different aspects of authentication; the foundation for admissibility.
By Sam Castanien & Trevor Ward5
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In this week's episode we discuss the recent case of United States v. Pyron, which was decided by CAAF on 17 January 2023. The case addresses an exception to the general rule that the government may use an accused's testimony at a prior court-martial at a subsequent rehearing; and then finds the exception does not apply. For our advocacy section, Major Allen Abrams discusses different aspects of authentication; the foundation for admissibility.

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