it should be an independent military justice system. and let me say one other thing. senator leahy who i respect has a bill to say let s put it in the civilian side. that s a bridge too far. senator gillibrand s proposal in this bill is the moderate step. to make sure that women move forward. the problem here is there s been 26,000 sexual assaults in the military estimated. only 15% of the women are disclosing what s going on. the number one reason as senator gillibrand mentioned in the hearing today was because they re afraid of the chain of command. by keeping it separate from the chain of command and within the judge advocate system let them decide what cases to bring on these felony cases. chris, if its a comment in formation, something that was not right or a sergeant says, hey, good looking. that s not a trial. that should be a reprimand what s called nonjudicial
the civilian side. that s a bridge too far. senator gillibrand s proposal in this bill issed m the moderate . there s been 26,000 sexual assaults in the military estimated. only 15% of the women are disclosing what s going on. the number one reason as senator gillibrand mentioned in the hearing today was because they re afraid of the chain of command. by keeping it separate from the chain of command and within the judge advocate system let them decide what cases to bring on these felony cases. chris, if its a comment in formation, something that was not right or a sergeant says, hey, good looking. that s not a trial. that should be a reprimand what s called nonjudicial punishment in article 15. under gil brand s bill that stays within the chain of command. but these felony cases. i m with you because look, i keep thinking when i look at
senator gillibrand s proposal in this bill is the moderate step. to make sure that women move forward. the problem here is there s been 26,000 sexual assaults in the military estimated. only 15% of the women are disclosing what s going on. the number one reason as senator gillibrand mentioned in the hearing today was because they re afraid of the chain of command. by keeping it separate from the chain of command and within the judge advocate system let them decide what cases to bring on these felony cases. chris, if its a comment in formation, something that was not right or a sergeant says, hey, good looking. that s not a trial. that should be a reprimand what s called nonjudicial punishment in article 15. under gillibrand s bill, that stays within the chain of command. but these felony cases