Huang v. Secretary of the Army
District Court, N.D. Georgia
1Opinion of the Court
ORDER
MOYE, District Judge.
The two issues before the Court in this case are (1) whether the Army may revoke an honorable discharge validly issued and delivered by competent military authority because of “obvious error” on the Amy’s part untainted by any fraud or deception on the part of the discharged reserve officer, and (2) whether that question must initially be tried before a military tribunal rather than a civilian court. While jurisdictional questions generally should be decided initially and before considering the merits, in this ease the two issues are so completely interdependent that…
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