323 (if a trial counsel makes statements to members that violate the limitations set forth in the RCMs, this can be a form of prosecutorial misconduct). (in this case, trial counsel’s participation in the presentation of the victim’s unsworn statement-especially in a question-and-answer format that closely resembles the presentation of actual evidence during every other phase of the trial-unnecessarily blurred the distinction between actual sentencing evidence and the unsworn victim statement). 408 (in this case, trial counsel’s participation in the delivery of the victim’s unsworn statement via a question-and-answer format violated the principle that an unsworn victim statement belongs solely to the victim and accordingly, the military judge abused his discretion by permitting trial counsel and the victim’s parents to present the unsworn victim statements in this format). MILITARY JUSTICE PERSONNEL : Prosecution Function: Trial Counsel When you have multiple referring conditions, is it better to have each condition addressed in each letter? I understand the pain management wouldn't be able to write too much on mental health or insomnia, just as psychologist wouldn't be able to write much on the pain.MILITARY JUSTICE PERSONNEL:Prosecution Function: Trial Counsel notifed telephonically that ratings had changed to 80% PDRL DOD and 100 %PT VA Still rated at 0% for ocular manifestations of MG, but rated 100% PT by VA. VA sends new ratings to PEB, 70% depression/anxiety, 60% pulmonary residuals of Myasthenia gravis, and 40% per leg plus bilateral factor for Myasthenia gravis leg weakness. ![]() PEB memo to VA requesting rating for pulmonary residuals of Myasthenia Gravis. new DA 199 50% for Depression/anxiety and 40 percent for Myasthenia Gravis. ![]() June 2015 email VA exec and request new CP exams due to misdiagnosisĢ July new CP exams for optometry, gen med, psych completed, misdiagnosis corrected by VA.Ħ July 2015, 2nd opinion by 2nd neuro ophthalmologist confirms diagnosis of MGĢ4 July 2015 VA changes diagnosis 60% DOD and 80% VA for depression, anxiety and systemic myasthenia gravis PEB immediately returns case to MTFĥ AUG 20 approved with new change of diagnosis!! submit VARR for MH increase and request change of diagnosis FPEB at JBLM denies my claim of misdiagnosis (somatoform vs MG) diagnosed by Neuro opthalmologist with Myasthenia Gravis Nonconcurred due to misdiagnosis (somatoform) Received ratings and DA 199, 80% VA and 50% DOD for depressive disorder, anxiety disorder, and somatoform disorder. Benefits move to preparation for decision received preliminary PEB findings of unfit for anxiety, depression, and somatoform disorder. permanent profile issued PULHES 333111 and DA 7652 submitted fit for duty exam resulting in permanent profile and MEB So should each letter be specific to the professional writing it? Also, do some witnesses have more pull than others? Should I focus more on doctors' statements than personal witnesses (such as rommate, neighbors, family)? When you have multiple referring conditions, is it better to have each condition addressed in each letter? I understand the pain management wouldn't be able to write too much on mental health or insomnia, just as psychologist wouldn't be able to write much on the pain. ![]() I am hoping to get a witness statement from my roommate, my LCPO, sleep therapist (for insomnia), psychologist (for MH condition), pain management (hip and knee pain). If anyone has any that they could send over, it would be greatly appreciated. I am trying to get witness statements regarding the impact of my disabilities, however I am struggling to find any examples of witness statements. I was rated from the DOD at 10% for hip pain, 0% for each of depression with insomnia, migraines, and left knee pain. I am appealing to receive a higher percentage from DOD. I am currently AD Navy and have just submitted my appeal for my findings, which will take me to a formal PEB.
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