:focal(0x0:3000x2000)/static.texastribune.org/media/files/3d11551e0fa7fcbab30c768dd9823556/20230209{e421c4d081ed1e1efd2d9b9e397159b409f6f1af1639f2363bfecd2822ec732a}20military{e421c4d081ed1e1efd2d9b9e397159b409f6f1af1639f2363bfecd2822ec732a}20reforms{e421c4d081ed1e1efd2d9b9e397159b409f6f1af1639f2363bfecd2822ec732a}20explained{e421c4d081ed1e1efd2d9b9e397159b409f6f1af1639f2363bfecd2822ec732a}20copy.jpg "Military reforms leave some criminal cases to commanders, not lawyers")
Military reforms leave some criminal cases to commanders, not lawyers
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