On the recordJune 5, 2012
Current law affording military honors to veterans convicted of sexual abuse is an affront to decency.
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congress.govLarry Kissell: “Current law affording military honors to veterans convicted of sexual abuse is an affront to decency.”
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Kissell criticizes laws allowing military honors for veterans convicted of sexual abuse.
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