Esq.
Feb. 1, 2014
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"The right a pregnant woman has to serve means little if her service requires she put her fetus's health and well-being at risk. ... To hold that these kinds of tortious acts against a pregnant servicewoman are per se judicially unreviewable because they are part of the military mission is to practice willful blindness at the expense of a woman's livelihood and the life of her unborn child. I am resigned that the unfortunate cases applying the Feres doctrine dictate such an...
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