On the recordMarch 12, 2013
It is now Congress' duty to pass legislation, so servicemembers can receive justice that is fair, impartial, and finally addresses the military's epidemic of sexual assault.
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Gillibrand emphasizes the need for Congress to enact fair justice legislation for servicemembers.
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