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MSgt Jason McClish
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I believe depending on the severity of this, the penalty should be more than a misdemeanor, but a felony.
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
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This get added on to whatever fraud charges are attached,
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MSgt Jason McClish
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Good!
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MSgt Jason McClish
MSgt Jason McClish
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I understand what you wrote and get that logic. From a legal standpoint, that makes sense. I beg for argument sake that police and the Armed Forces are two different entities with their own laws that govern them. If so, the unequalness perceived from that would be a moot point due to their differences. Does that make sense sir?
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1stSgt Nelson Kerr
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A good narrowly defined law, no conflict with the constitution. This is how it should be done.
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PO1 Patrick Mann
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I believe Stolen valor is just the tip of wrong doing. I have red that most of these people have more serious crimes in their history. They are con men/women and or seeking attention.
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