United States v. Reece
71 M.J. 161, 2012 CAAF LEXIS 211
CourtCourt of Appeals for the Armed Forces
DecidedFebruary 22, 2012
DocketNo. 11-0454/AR
StatusPublished
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Bluebook
United States v. Reece, 71 M.J. 161, 2012 CAAF LEXIS 211 (Ark. 2012).
Opinion
CCA 20100448. Review granted on the following issue:
WHEN THE GOVERNMENT FAILS TO ALLEGE AN ARTICLE 134 TERMINAL ELEMENT, THE CHARGE FAILS TO STATE AN OFFENSE UNLESS THE TERMINAL ELEMENT CAN BE “NECESSARILY IMPLIED” FROM THE LANGUAGE OF THE SPECIFICATION. [162]*162THE MISSING TERMINAL ELEMENT FROM THE SPECIFICATION OF CHARGE III CANNOT BE NECESSARILY IMPLIED FROM THE TEXT. IS THE CHARGE FATALLY DEFECTIVE?
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