Parker v. United States

OPINION

BASKIR, Judge.

Plaintiff Wayne M. Parker, a former Army soldier, was tried and convicted of various sexual offenses in May of 1996. His first and second sentences were eventually set aside. His request for discharge in lieu of court-martial was approved, and he was given a final sentence of “no punishment.” Mr. Parker had reached the expiration of his term of service (“ETS”) while incarcerated pursuant to the first sentence. The Government contends that Mr. Parker should be refunded the forfeitures that occurred before his ETS, as well as after his first sentence rehearing resulting in…