On the recordApril 1, 2019
Having commanders make prosecution decisions jeopardizes convictions.
Source
congress.govHaving commanders make prosecution decisions jeopardizes convictions.
McSally argues that commanders' involvement in prosecutions harms the legal process.
Share
More from Martha McSally
I strongly believe we cannot take responsibility away from the commanders due to the unique roles commanders play in culture, readiness, good order and discipline, and mission.
Senator McSally's commander raped her. No one in her chain of command should have decided whether her case was prosecuted.
Representing a network of nearly 1,300 businesses working on Colorado River basin issues, Business for Water Stewardship urges you to support the seven basin states' request for federal legislation supporting implementation of approved…