ARRGHH! NMCCA doesn't seem to understand that there was a break in Colby's representation of Wuterich -- which meant that part of Jones' findings of fact were clearly erroneous. Let me try to put something together quickly to serve on CAAF.
Semper Fi,
DHS
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From: Sripinyo, Kirk Major NAMARA, CODE 45 <
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Subject: FW: Immediate Delivery of Wuterich Extraordinary Writ to CAAF on 7 January 2010
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From: Duncan, James N CIV Code 40
Sent: Friday, January 07, 2011 9:19
To: Becoat, Lisa M CDR NAMARA, CODE 40/02
Cc: Troidl, Robert H CIV OJAG, CODE 51; Richardson, Willie J GySgt OJAG, CODE
40; Hoey, Jeffrey T Sgt OJAG, CODE 40; Sripinyo, Kirk Major NAMARA, CODE 45;
Moore, Samuel C Captain OJAG, CODE 46; Keller, Brian K Mr. NAMARA, CODE 46;
Taylor, Steven A Cpl OJAG, Code 40
Subject: Immediate Delivery of Wuterich Extraordinary Writ to CAAF on 7 January
2010
CDR Becoat:
Code 40 is in receipt of the NMCCA decision in the Review of Petition for
Extraordinary Relief in the Nature of a Writ of Mandamus in the case for Staff
Sergeant Frank D. Wuterich - NMCCA 200800183. Please be advised that the NMCCA
decision and the Petition for Extraordinary Relief are at this time transferred
to Code 40's Duty Driver for immediate delivery to the United States Court of
Appeals for the Armed Forces. Once delivery is completed, those copied with this
email will be advised.
James N. Duncan
Head, Case Management Branch
Navy-Marine Corps Appellate Review Activity Office of the Judge Advocate General
1254 Charles Morris Street, S.E.
Suite B01
Washington Navy Yard, D.C. 20374-5124
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