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All answers, screen 32

  1. Can the accused cross-examine government witnesses in an Article 32 hearing?
  2. Can the accused claim coercion or duress as a defense to Article 90?
  3. Can testimony of junior service members alone sustain a mutiny charge without physical evidence?
  4. Can testimony about command bias be raised to challenge the credibility of separation board findings?
  5. Can statements made under Article 31 advisement be used in civilian courts?
  6. Can statements made in pre-service social media accounts be used in a current military prosecution?
  7. Can statements made in military chaplain counseling be protected under MRE 503?
  8. Can the Article 32 hearing influence plea negotiations?
  9. Can statements made in jest be used to support solicitation charges under Article 82?
  10. Can statements made in a foreign country still violate Article 88?
  11. Can statements made during the hearing be used at trial?
  12. Can statements made during pretrial agreement negotiations be used at trial if talks fail?
  13. Can statements made during investigation be used in Article 120 court?
  14. Can statements made during a sanity board be used in an Article 120 trial?
  15. Can statements about unrelated offenses be excluded under Article 31?
  16. Can state National Guard officers on federal orders be charged under Article 88?
  17. Can someone be charged under Article 120 without physical evidence?
  18. Can someone be charged for falsely claiming military service to obtain VA benefits?
  19. Can solicitation to commit multiple offenses be charged as separate Article 82 violations?
  20. Can solicitation to commit an offense off base or off duty fall under Article 82 jurisdiction?
  21. Can solicitation of an offense that is not ultimately committed still result in prosecution?
  22. Can solicitation combined with preparatory steps lead to an Article 80 charge in sexual misconduct cases?
  23. Can solicitation charges be added even if the underlying offense was committed without proof of the request?
  24. Can social media likes or shares be used as evidence in a military harassment proceeding?
  25. Can social media content moderation records be subpoenaed in military court?