United States v. Schneiderman

The arrangements the accused purportedly made with his creditors for repayment do not support the present claim of improvidence in entering the plea of guilty. According to accused’s own statement, those arrangements could very well have been made after the accused' had been served with charges. See United States v Clay, 11 USCMA 422, 29 CMR 238. Repentance after the commission of the offense, does not absolve the accused from liability for his wrong. See United States v Swanson, 9 USCMA 711, 26 CMR 491. It is also significant that the implication that the accused’s purchases after his return…