United States v. Raymond

The evidence of record fully supports the military judge’s finding that the agent of the Criminal Investigation Command (CID) helped appellant get to a mental-health counselor out of sincere, well-motivated concerns for appellant’s mental condition and not at all as a subterfuge to use the mental-health counselor as an unknowing stalker of evidence to further the agent's criminal investigation. It is unnecessary, under these circumstances, to address the broad question flowing from United States v. Moreno, 36 MJ 107 (CMA 1992), that touches upon whether a civilian Army employee/counselor…