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In this week's episode we catch up on some CAAF cases, including United States v. King (excusing a member after assembly), United States v. Vargas (standard for selecting a remedy for discovery violations), United States v. Behunin (sentence comparison in "closely related" cases), and United States v. McAlhaney (CCA standard of review regarding the content of a reprimand). Major Allen Abrams then brings us a discussion of prior inconsistent statements in situations where it gets complicated because there are a number of inconsistencies in a single assertion.
By Sam Castanien & Trevor Ward5
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In this week's episode we catch up on some CAAF cases, including United States v. King (excusing a member after assembly), United States v. Vargas (standard for selecting a remedy for discovery violations), United States v. Behunin (sentence comparison in "closely related" cases), and United States v. McAlhaney (CCA standard of review regarding the content of a reprimand). Major Allen Abrams then brings us a discussion of prior inconsistent statements in situations where it gets complicated because there are a number of inconsistencies in a single assertion.

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