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Military Law

Dec. 18, 2004

Legislature Must Reconsider Policy Of 'Don't Ask, Don't Tell' in Military

Forum Column - By Nathaniel Frank - Two lawsuits were filed last week against the U.S. military. In one, eight soldiers are challenging an Army policy that extended their tours of duty in the Middle East. They are suing to get out of military service.


Forum Column

By Nathaniel Frank
        
        Two lawsuits were filed last week against the U.S. military. In one, eight soldiers are challenging an Army policy that extended their tours...

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