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News of the Weird

8/19/2022

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There have been varying conclusions on the gossip channel about why no court-martial. Regardless, a recently unceremoniously JA has been removed from the promotion year group, an event he apparently didn't appreciate. The U.S.A. for the Western District of Virginia seems to have something to say on it.
An attorney and former Army Officer assigned to the United States Army Judge Advocate General’s Legal Center and School (JAG School) in Charlottesville, was arrested over the weekend in Arkansas and charged with cyberstalking.
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[He] is charged with cyberstalking following a series of incidents related to threats made to at least two female victims, the attempted deletion of Army materials [from TJAGLCS], lying to the FBI, and coaching a witness to provide false information to the FBI.
U.S.A./DoJ presser here.
In the overnight hours between February 6 and 7, 2022, and while his Army discharge was pending, [he] attempted to delete, without authorization, online JAG training materials. [he] filmed himself doing so and narrated his motivations.  In the video, [he] stated, “I’m gonna f*** you,” and “I’m going to bring their house down on them.”  The same evening, [he] contacted Victim 1 and informed her that Russia reached out to him, wanted to know what he knew, and that he intended to travel to Russia.  [His] cellphone records indicate he contacted the Russian embassy.
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Nathan Freeburg
8/19/2022 14:14:15

Obviously the internet could be wrong, but it looks like he may have been admitted to practice two years ago. In which case he was likely an OBC student. So policy reasons. But it also appears he was discharged only weeks after the alleged deletion so they may have lost jurisdiction before he was even a suspect.

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Admin link
8/19/2022 14:16:52

He appears to have been licensed in MO--2020.

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Julie
8/19/2022 14:24:26

Whether policy or lost jurisdiction is the reason why WDVA will prosecute, Madrigal is entitled to a unanimous verdict. He may fare better under the feds than the mil jus system...for now

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Admin link
8/19/2022 14:25:48

of 12?

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Admin link
8/19/2022 14:41:51

And yesterday the trailer park expanded a litte.

Order Granting Petition for Review



No. 22-0226/AR. U.S. v. Nicholas J. Apgar. CCA 20200615. On consideration of the petition for grant of review of the decision of the United States Army Court of Criminal Appeals, it is, ordered that said petition is granted on the following issue:

WHETHER APPELLANT WAS DEPRIVED OF HIS CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHT TO A UNANIMOUS VERDICT.

No briefs will be filed under Rule 25.

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