Army sued over discharges of soldiers with addiction issues

A new lawsuit is accusing the U.S. Army of violating veterans' rights and its own regulations by refusing to give soldiers with alcohol and drug problems honorable discharges that would qualify them for federal benefits

Related Keywords

Germany ,United States ,Connecticut ,America ,German ,West Germany ,Dena Shata ,Mark Stevenson ,Christine Wormuth ,Yale Veterans Legal Services Clinic ,Yale Law School ,Army Board For Correction Of Military Records ,Us Army ,Veterans Legal Services Clinic ,Army Secretary Christine Wormuth ,Air Force ,Army Board ,Military Records ,Veterans Legal Services ,Fifth Amendment ,Military Legal Affairs ,Overnment Regulations ,Addiction And Substance Abuse ,Marijuana ,Veterans Affairs ,Veterans Healthcare ,Military Affairs ,Ilitary Healthcare ,Army ,Veterans ,Eneral News ,Aw And Order ,Egal Proceedings ,Lawsuits ,Social Issue ,