Muslim chaplain appeals reprimand

By MIKE BARBER
SEATTLE POST-INTELLIGENCER REPORTER

Yee's lawyer, Eugene Fidell of Washington, D.C., said the military's decision to drop charges after business hours March 19 and hold the Article 15 hearing the following Monday harmed Yee's ability to defend himself. Fidell said the Army supplied him with a loose-leaf binder containing its alleged evidence against Yee 11 minutes before the hearing began.