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The Guardian view on US military justice in Britain: a disturbing assault case should raise the alarm | Editorial

A British woman's assault case handled by US military justice has sparked outrage. Despite occurring off-duty and off-base, the case bypassed British courts, raising questions about jurisdiction and sovereignty. Experts argue the charges mi...

The Guardian· Jun 28, 2026 · 5:51 PM · 43 views

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A British woman's assault case handled by US military justice has sparked outrage. Despite occurring off-duty and off-base, the case bypassed British courts, raising questions about jurisdiction and sovereignty. Experts argue the charges might have been harsher under UK law. #USMilitary #BritishLaw #JusticeSystem #Sovereignty #LegalNews

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