Why no on charging sedition...?
I’m a former (and much to my dear Jewish mother's chagrin at the time!) USMC Infantry/Special Operations Officer. Thirty plus years intervening have me not remembering where in the Uniform Code of Military Justice (which I half joked was based on the highly efficient principle of "guilty until proven innocent"), or perhaps more likely as per the Non-Judicial Punishment alternative, it was allowed (perhaps only when on ship?) to sentence a Marine to bread and water. My wise commanding officer warned us not to do that because of the bragging rights cool factor. If obstructing an official act has the same punishment, I think this may be the same good reason not to charge the Jan 6th seditionists with sedition. And remember that the Nazi's comfortable time in Spandau prison after the abortive Munich beer hall putsch was part and parcel of the lore that brought them to power.Read full review »
ReedUSA via Apple Podcasts · United States of America · 06/11/21
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