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Argued on October 22, 2019.
Index:
Appellant's argument (MAJ Burroughs): 00:35
Appellant's argument (Mr. Potter): 41:20
Gov't Div. argument (MAJ Parnell): 56:25
Appellant's rebuttal argument (MAJ Burroughs): 1:32:15
Issues:
I. Whether a break in Appellant’s service foreclosed the exercise of court-martial jurisdiction.
II. Whether the charges arose in the Armed Forces, and fell within the subject matter jurisdiction of a capital court-martial.
III. Whether the court-martial had personal jurisdiction over Appellant.
IV. Whether the military judge denied appellant a meaningful opportunity to present a complete defense.
V. Whether the military judge abused his discretion in restricting defense counsel’s voir dire and in denying defense challenges for cause.
https://www.caaflog.com/category/october-2019-term/united-states-v-hennis-october-2019-term/
Note: Audio merged into a single file and post-processed for this podcast with a dynamic normalizer filter and a noise reduction filter.
By CAAFlogArgued on October 22, 2019.
Index:
Appellant's argument (MAJ Burroughs): 00:35
Appellant's argument (Mr. Potter): 41:20
Gov't Div. argument (MAJ Parnell): 56:25
Appellant's rebuttal argument (MAJ Burroughs): 1:32:15
Issues:
I. Whether a break in Appellant’s service foreclosed the exercise of court-martial jurisdiction.
II. Whether the charges arose in the Armed Forces, and fell within the subject matter jurisdiction of a capital court-martial.
III. Whether the court-martial had personal jurisdiction over Appellant.
IV. Whether the military judge denied appellant a meaningful opportunity to present a complete defense.
V. Whether the military judge abused his discretion in restricting defense counsel’s voir dire and in denying defense challenges for cause.
https://www.caaflog.com/category/october-2019-term/united-states-v-hennis-october-2019-term/
Note: Audio merged into a single file and post-processed for this podcast with a dynamic normalizer filter and a noise reduction filter.