United States v. Anderson
U S Air Force Court of Military Review
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
JAMES, Judge:
Sergeant Anderson was convicted of escape from confinement, premeditated murder, and an assault.1 The charges were referred without any limiting instructions,2 permitting a capital sentence to be available for the murder,3 but the findings were not reached unanimously,4 and so confinement for life was adjudged.5 Sergeant Anderson now assigns numerous errors, *967categorized below as those relating to pretrial procedural matters (referral and venue), rights to counsel, multiplicity of charges, voir dire, evidentiary matters, sufficiency of the evidence, and…
2Cases cited113 opinions
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