don t take brilinta if you have bleeding like stomach ulcers. a history of bleeding in the brain or severe liver problems. tell your doctor about bleeding new or unexpected shortness of breath, any planned surgery and all medicines you take. i will take brilinta today. tomorrow. and every day for as long as my doctor tells me. don t miss a day of brilinta. in the back of the book segment, disgraced sergeant bowe bergdahl faces justice. he was held by the taliban for five years after walking off his base in afghanistan in 2009. today he was arraigned before a military judge in ft. bragg on charges of desertion and misbehavior in front of the enemy. for the latest and a look at what happens next fox news chief intelligence correspondent catherine herridge.
today the army judge convened an article 39-a arraignment hearing, december 22nd, on fort bragg, in the case of u.s. army versus sergeant robert b. bergdahl. bergdahl said, yes, sir, i do, when asked if he understood the charges against him. he indicated he was satisfied with his defense counsel and deferred a plea until a later hearing. bergdahl may choose to be court-martialed before a panel or a military judge. back in may of 2014 as part of a prisoner swap, bergdahl was released by a group associated with the taliban after five years in captivity. in recorded phone calls shared with the serial podcast, bergdahl did not dispute he walked away from his out post but claims he did it to draw attention to issues he had with his leadership. he says he later changed his mind and tried to make his way back to the base. if convicted, he could face life in prison.
inka incarcerated or stay in the military or busted in rank and deprived of any of the awards he has received by virtue of him being in country. and on of the things that the american jurisprudence that we have is a a choice of a bench trial to appeal to the judge to make a ruling for you or a jury of your peers which we get in the constitution, and he also gets this choice, and we don t know what he is going to do. but given that so many of the peers despise him shgs ba, beca were stuck in country longer, and many of them risked their lives and some say that other died because of this risk, does it suit him to have a jury of the peers? well w it depends, because what his defense counsel has to do is to determine first of all whether or not the military judge will give him a fair trial. and he is going to the have to feel him out a little bit and do some research on him and make that determination. as far as the panel goes which the equivalent of the jury in the military system, th
22nd on ft. bragg in the case of u.s. army versus sergeant robert b. bergdahl. the military judge discussed the rights held by the accused, inquired on the record regarding current military counsel and civilian counsel. sergeant bergdahl indicated he was satisfied with his defense counsel. the judge explained sergeant bergdahl s right to be tried before a panel or a military judge. the judge also inquired if sergeant bergdahl wished to enter any motions or a plea at this time. sergeant bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to a later hearing. colonel frederickson also announced that army judge colonel jeffrey r. manse has been detailed for all further judicial hearings in this case and the date for the next scheduled hearing will be january 12, 2016, here on ft.
versus sergeant robert b. bergdahl. the military judge discussed the rights held by the accused, inquired on the record regarding current military counsel and civilian counsel. sergeant bergdahl indicated he was satisfied with his defense counsel. the judge explained sergeant bergdahl s right to be tried before a panel or a military judge. the judge also inquired if sergeant bergdahl wished to enter any motions or a plea at this time. sergeant bergdahl deferred all of these decisions to a later hearing. colonel frederickson also announced army colonel jeffrey r nance has been for all further hearings and the next date for hearing will be january 12, 2016, here on ft. bragg. this concludes our statement.