Joseph Parisi v. Major General Phillip B. Davidson’s Empirical Analysis

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7 federal appellate · 1 district ·

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1. ““Were every soldier dissatisfied with some phase of national policy or military effort allowed to exercise similar discretion, necessary military discipline would collapse. Had Parisi bid-ed his time, it appears, on the record before us now, that he likely would have obtained the relief he sought from the District Court. If the fruits of his impatience are bitter, he has only himself to blame for their production. “A serviceman facing court-martial should not be permitted habeas relief in a federal court during the pendency of his military trial and appeals therefrom, except, perhaps, when it might appear that no military tribunal to which he has recourse is capable of granting an appropriate remedy.””

   1 later decision quote this exact passage · from the majority
   e.g. Coombs v. Commanding General Headquarters