United States v. Duvall
United States Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals
1Opinion of the Court
OPINION OF THE COURT
MORGAN, Judge:
Convicted contrary to his plea of use of marijuana, appellant was sentenced by a court consisting of members to a bad-conduct discharge and reduction to the grade of airman basic. He was acquitted of using LSD and distributing marijuana. At trial the government’s evidence on all specifications was based, nearly exclusively, on appellant’s sworn, written confession, which he attacks on two bases. First, he alleges the confession was involuntary, and second, that it was insufficiently corroborated. Finding no merit in either of these contentions, we affirm.
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