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Lt. Col. Scheller Pleads Guilty, But Renews Calls for Accountability

October 14, 2021
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Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller pleaded guilty Oct. 14 to charges related to his critical statements about how senior military officials handled the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, but he did not backpedal from his calls for accountability. Scheller’s punishment has yet to be finalized. U.S. Marine Corps Judge Glen Hines accepted his plea agreement and stipulation of…

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Marine Lt. Col. Scheller Pleads Guilty, Renews Calls for Accountability

October 14, 2021
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Marine Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller pleaded guilty Oct. 14 to all charges against him at a special court-martial trial related to his criticisms about how senior military officials handled the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan, although he didn’t backpedal from his calls for accountability. Scheller’s punishment has yet to be finalized. U.S. Marine Corps Judge Glen Hines accepted…

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What to Expect from the Trial of Lt. Col. Scheller

October 11, 2021
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Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller faces trial by court-martial Thursday for criticizing senior military officials over the U.S. withdrawal from Afghanistan. A former military judge with 30 years of experience spoke with The Epoch Times about what Scheller and the public should expect. Scheller has been charged with contempt toward officials, disrespect toward superior commissioned officers, willfully disobeying…

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Lt. Col. Scheller to Face Oct. 14 Trial by Court Martial

October 6, 2021
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Lt. Col. Stuart Scheller has been reportedly charged with six violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice, and will face trial by court martial on Oct. 14. According to a source familiar with the matter, the trial will be open to the public. However, it’s not clear how much room the venue will have….

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