Ruling requiring unanimous verdict at military sexual assault trial unlikely to survive appeal, analysts say

An Army judge’s novel ruling to require a unanimous guilty verdict in an upcoming court-martial has drawn an array of characterizations by military law experts: totally wrong, partially right, rogue and brave among them.

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