Accused Afghan civilian killer will go to full Army trial - The News Tribune
Spc. Jeremy Morlock, the first accused Afghanistan civilian killer to face charges in a military courtroom so far, will go to a full court-martial at Joint Base Lewis-McChord and could face life in prison without possibility of parole.The joint base announced today that the commanding general, Maj. Gen. John Johnson, decided this week to move forward with the case against Morlock after reviewing the charges and evidence and after considering the recommendation of the brigade commander, Col. Barry Huggins, as well as that of the Staff Judge Advocate.
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