Why the Army often discharges violent offenders instead of prosecuting them

Why the Army often discharges violent offenders instead of prosecuting them

Why the Army often discharges violent offenders instead of prosecuting them

The Army has long discharged violent offenders instead of prosecuting them. Our panel discusses the reason and impact.

20 months ago

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