United States v. Ryder

On 8 May 1992, this Court ordered reconsideration of our decision of 27 April 1992, 34 M.J. 1077, in response to a motion by the Appellant. Subsequently, on 26 May 1992, Appellant filed the following assignments of error to be considered in addition to the three previously filed and adversely resolved by our earlier decision:

IV

APPELLANT’S CONVICTION MUST BE SET ASIDE BECAUSE DUE PROCESS REQUIRES THAT A JUDGE IN A CRIMINAL CASE HAVE A FIXED TERM OF OFFICE. BUT SEE UNITED STATES v. GRAF, 32 M.J. 809 (N.M.C.M.R.1990), PETITION GRANTED, 33 M.J. 189 (C.M.A.1991) (MEM.).

V

APPELLANT’S COURT-MARTIAL…