United States v. Lorenzen
Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the Court
CRAWFORD, Judge:
Appellant was charged at a general court-martial with six specifications of larceny of the following military property:
1. Two General Electric base-station radios.
2. A master key to Building 500.
3. Four extreme cold weather sleeping bags.
4. Two MCU/2P gas masks.
5. Two General Electric camcorders, two Solidex tripods, and two General Electric AC adapters belonging to the University of Montana.
6. An Acer central processing unit, monitor, and keyboard. (Specifications 5 and 6 were combined.)
By exceptions and substitutions, he was convicted of all the larceny…
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