Military Sexual Trauma Survivors Can’t Sue the Government. A New Bill Could Change That
A court martial conviction was handed down in Texas. The case involved a soldier who committed multiple assaults. Details of the incidents are known, including the number of victims and the outcome of the trial.
The incidents occurred on a military base and were carried out by a single individual. The perpetrator's actions had severe consequences for the victims, including one who was found with injuries. Further information about the case and its impact can be found through The War Horse, a source that has reported on the story.
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