fingerprint analysis on the gun, they threatened witnesses into reversing statements. as a war fighter, you assume your military will have your back. instead, they come after you. absolutely. and they didn t collect physical evidence. they were bugging their e-mails. there was no oversight, and there is no protections for the soldiers once they are involved in these court cases, and the justice for warriors caucus is committed to making sure there s accountability for the prosecutors and protections for the accused once they go into those courtrooms. pete: congressman gohmert, you ve been an advocate for these soldiers, a lieutenant who made a tough decision on the battlefield, ultimately has been vindicated in the court of public opinion, but he s still in prison. why is there such a need for this? well, what shocked me is before i tested at derek miller s parole hearing, i was seeing statistics that, you
to go in for your annual check-up. and be open with your doctor about anything you feel. physically, and emotionally. body and mind. pete: many of our nation s warriors are finding themselves in trouble for doing the job they were hired to do, fight a war and kill the enemy. in 2011 army national guard sergeant derek miller was convicted of premeditated murder and sentenced to life in prison for shooting a taliban operative inside his base camp after that member of the taliban tried to take his weapon. after serving eight years in leving worth prison, miller was paroled on may e 20th. now he s teaming up with congress as executive director of the congressional justice for warriors caucus, advocating for soddiers soldiers convicted of murder while in combat. here with more is sergeant derek