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Old 06-08-2007, 11:02 PM
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[GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
Published: Fri, 08 Jun 2007 13:43:49 +0000

USFK has posted the blotter report for the month of May.Â* It was a busy month for the USFK legal system.Â* You can read the whole report below the fold:

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Re: [GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
I read through them. What does hard labor without confinement mean?
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Old 06-09-2007, 08:17 PM
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Cool Re: [GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
Who has the degree in Criminal Justice?
It means he must go to work on the ditch digging crew or do some other physically hard work for 8-12 hours, but is allowed to go back home or to a barracks when work is over.
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Re: [GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
Ah, but I didn't study military law! I figured that's what it meant but it didn't make any sense. Go ahead and lock'em up and do the hard labor. Teach them a leason.
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We haven't read the entire case, but sometimes extenuating circumstances affect decisions, as you well know. Perhaps the Sgt. had a family here, or some other reason that confinement would present a hardship inconsistent with the seriousness of the crime.
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Re: [GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
Well..my insight on hard labor without confinment is this...doing a normal duty day, getting released at 1700...go to chow , report to extra duty till whenever that CSM feels fit to release you anywhere between 2200-2359...which usually an E-5 is supervising extra duty
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Re: [GI Korea] USFK Blotter Report for May 2007
Sounds reasonable for the military way; but doesn't seem like hard labor would be only 2 hours?

Also, wouldn't that be called non-judicial punishment, i.e. extra duty?

Keep this up, we'll need a lawyer...
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