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A Defense Department Directive to Expand Access to Military Courts Falls Short of Federal Law’s Requirements

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A Defense Department Directive to Expand Access to Military Courts Falls Short of Federal Law’s Requirements

by Ziva Branstetter 30/01/2025 08:19

by Ziva Branstetter ProPublica is a nonprofit newsroom that investigates abuses of power. Sign up to receive our biggest stories as soon as they’re published. More than two years after ProPublica sued the Navy over its failure to provide public access to military courts, the Department of Defense has for the first time directed U.S…

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More than two years after ProPublica sued the Navy over its failure to provide public access to military courts, the Department of Defense has for the first time directed U.S…
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A Defense Department Directive to Expand Access to Military Courts Falls Short of Federal Law’s Requirements

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