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]]> By: Jeff Hess http://www.writeslikeshetalks.com/2008/07/02/milblog-reveals-factual-error-in-scotus-child-rape-case/comment-page-1/#comment-88869 Jeff Hess Wed, 02 Jul 2008 14:08:12 +0000 http://www.writeslikeshetalks.com/2008/07/02/milblog-reveals-factual-error-in-scotus-child-rape-case/#comment-88869 Shalom Jill, I'm not clear to what extent civilian law must pay respect to military law, but having served for 11 years under the Uniform Code Of Military Justice, I can tell you that military standards are rightly much more restrictive and punitive than civilian law. After all, the UCMJ allows for the death penalty for telling your boss you don't feel like working today. B'shalom, Jeff Shalom Jill,

I’m not clear to what extent civilian law must pay respect to military law, but having served for 11 years under the Uniform Code Of Military Justice, I can tell you that military standards are rightly much more restrictive and punitive than civilian law.

After all, the UCMJ allows for the death penalty for telling your boss you don’t feel like working today.

B’shalom,

Jeff

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