United States v. Guyton-Bhatt

I agree with the Court of Criminal Appeals, which applied all this Court’s precedent to the granted issue in this case. See United States v. Swift, 53 MJ 439, 445-46 (2000); United States v. Loukas, 29 MJ 385 (CMA 1990). It said:

The issue is not whether the questioner is participating in any official questioning, but rather whether the primary focus of the questioning relates to an official law enforcement or disciplinary investigation or inquiry.

United States v. Guyton-Bhatt, 54 MJ 796, 803 (Army Ct.Crim.App.2001). I would affirm under United States v. Loukas, supra.

I do not believe that…