On the recordJune 3, 2013
Creating artificial distinctions between offenses should not supplant a commander's case-by-case evaluation of an alleged offense.
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congress.govCreating artificial distinctions between offenses should not supplant a commander's case-by-case evaluation of an alleged offense.
Inhofe supports commanders' discretion in evaluating military offenses.
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