A panel of the U.S. Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals has upheld the conviction and sentence in the case of a Marine master sergeant who murdered a prostitute in Hawaii. Details can be found
here. The decision in
United States v. Crosby can be found
here. The military prosecuted the case; the Honolulu prosecutor passed on it.
Query (as we have asked in the past): why should this case have been tried in a military court?
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