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Sa ■v se? Newsletter On Military Law And Counseling Volumell Number 1 April 1970 NOTICE: If you have renewed your subscription to the Military Counseling Memo Service, thanks. If you have forgotten, please renew as soon as possible, as this will be the last issue mailed out to those who have not indicated that they still want the Service. • REGULATIONS AND LITERATURE Important change in AR 635-20: AR 635-20 (Conscientious Objection) was amended by a telegram dated March 6, 1970. Now a soldier who has processed out of his unit can not apply for a CO discharge until he reaches his new permanent duty station. He can not, therefore, apply at an overseas replacement station (such as Oakland or Ft. Lewis) on his way to Vietnam. He can still, however, apply before he has processed out of his original unit. Counselors should make sure that men in the Army who are thinking about applying for CO discharge know about this change and that other counselors and attorneys in their area are aware of it, too. As soon as the change is available in a revised regulation, CCCO will mail it out to NOMLAC subscribers. An earlier change to AR 635-20, dated 21 January 1970 and effective 19 December 1969, provides for only one delay of seven days for a man on orders for reassignment who wishes to apply for discharge but does not have the required evidence.. If -at the end of 7 days, he does not have the evidence, he must comply with the orders. Department of Defense Directive 1300.6 (Conscientious Objection) has been revised so that an advisory opinion from the Selective Service on the applicant's claim is no longer required. • "The Civilianization of Military Law" by Professor Edward Sherman is an excellent review of the developments in United States military law from before the First World War to the present. 22 Maine Law Review 3. The following cases should be added to the memo, "The In-Service CO and the Federal and Military Courts," at pages k-5 in section VII. First Circuit: Nason v. Secretary of the Army, 30U F. Supp. U22, 2 SSLR-3UU6 (D. Mass. I969); Third Circuit: Stap v. Laird, No. lUl-70 (D. N.J. 1970); Fourth Circuit: Ross v. McLaughlin, 38 U.S.L.W. 2U25 (E.D. Va. 1970); Ninth Circuit: Sertie v. Laird, Ul8 F.2d 915 (1969). # CORRECTION: In the memo, "R0TC: Discharge and Disenrollment," which was included in the February Memo Service, there was an error at the top of the second side. The first full line from the top should read: "A Naval cadet in the first two years of R0TC instruction (or in the first year of a two year program)...." • CCCO's Military Counselor's Manual is now available from any CCCO office for $2, and consists, of all the current memos and reproductions of regulations issued in the Military Counseling Memo Service. New subscribers to the Memo Service will receive CCCO/An Agency for Military and Draft Counseling Western Region: 437 Market St., San Francisco, Cal 94105 Midwest: MCDC, 711 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. 60605 National CCCO: 2016 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103
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Title | Newsletter on military law and counseling : a supplement to the CCCO military counselor's manual |
Editor | Healy, Mike; Farrell, Bob; Thomason, Scott; Cochran, Bishop; Shenk, Gerald |
Place of publication | San Francisco, California |
Publisher | Central Committee for Conscientious Objectors |
Publication date | 1970-1975 |
Language | English |
Country | United States |
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Publisher-Electronic | Wisconsin Historical Society |
Publication Date-Electronic | 2016 |
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Owner | Brünn, Harris Watts Collection - Serials and Press Release Soldiers Movements, International Institute of Social History, Amsterdam; Wisconsin Historical Society |
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Publisher-Electronic | Wisconsin Historical Society |
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Full text | Sa ■v se? Newsletter On Military Law And Counseling Volumell Number 1 April 1970 NOTICE: If you have renewed your subscription to the Military Counseling Memo Service, thanks. If you have forgotten, please renew as soon as possible, as this will be the last issue mailed out to those who have not indicated that they still want the Service. • REGULATIONS AND LITERATURE Important change in AR 635-20: AR 635-20 (Conscientious Objection) was amended by a telegram dated March 6, 1970. Now a soldier who has processed out of his unit can not apply for a CO discharge until he reaches his new permanent duty station. He can not, therefore, apply at an overseas replacement station (such as Oakland or Ft. Lewis) on his way to Vietnam. He can still, however, apply before he has processed out of his original unit. Counselors should make sure that men in the Army who are thinking about applying for CO discharge know about this change and that other counselors and attorneys in their area are aware of it, too. As soon as the change is available in a revised regulation, CCCO will mail it out to NOMLAC subscribers. An earlier change to AR 635-20, dated 21 January 1970 and effective 19 December 1969, provides for only one delay of seven days for a man on orders for reassignment who wishes to apply for discharge but does not have the required evidence.. If -at the end of 7 days, he does not have the evidence, he must comply with the orders. Department of Defense Directive 1300.6 (Conscientious Objection) has been revised so that an advisory opinion from the Selective Service on the applicant's claim is no longer required. • "The Civilianization of Military Law" by Professor Edward Sherman is an excellent review of the developments in United States military law from before the First World War to the present. 22 Maine Law Review 3. The following cases should be added to the memo, "The In-Service CO and the Federal and Military Courts" at pages k-5 in section VII. First Circuit: Nason v. Secretary of the Army, 30U F. Supp. U22, 2 SSLR-3UU6 (D. Mass. I969); Third Circuit: Stap v. Laird, No. lUl-70 (D. N.J. 1970); Fourth Circuit: Ross v. McLaughlin, 38 U.S.L.W. 2U25 (E.D. Va. 1970); Ninth Circuit: Sertie v. Laird, Ul8 F.2d 915 (1969). # CORRECTION: In the memo, "R0TC: Discharge and Disenrollment" which was included in the February Memo Service, there was an error at the top of the second side. The first full line from the top should read: "A Naval cadet in the first two years of R0TC instruction (or in the first year of a two year program)...." • CCCO's Military Counselor's Manual is now available from any CCCO office for $2, and consists, of all the current memos and reproductions of regulations issued in the Military Counseling Memo Service. New subscribers to the Memo Service will receive CCCO/An Agency for Military and Draft Counseling Western Region: 437 Market St., San Francisco, Cal 94105 Midwest: MCDC, 711 S. Dearborn St., Chicago, 111. 60605 National CCCO: 2016 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa. 19103 |
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