United States v. Catano
United States Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals
1DissentTeller, Senior Judge
Although I join my esteemed colleagues in finding that the military judge retained the authority to sua sponte reconsider any ruling prior to her timely authentication of the record of proceedings, I respectfully dissent from the remainder of the court’s opinion. In my view, both the military judge and the majority opinion depart from the plain language of AFI 44-121 in holding that the relevant inquiry is whether Appellee had received or been notified of an order to provide a urine sample rather than inquiring whether such an order had been issued.8
*524As noted by the majority, the limited…
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