Finally! Some common sense prevails!
If you're not familiar with this story, a Marine committed suicide at a forward base in Afghanistan and the prosecution claimed it was because he was being "hazed" by his leadership.
The Courts Martial judges in this case correctly ruled that disciplining a Marine within the confines of the regulations is not hazing.
Marine sergeant not guilty in hazing case
This was a "cause celebre'" for awhile, but now some interesting facts are coming out.
For instance, the defendant in this case had the young Marine dig a foxhole as punishment for going to sleep on guard...again. The prosecutor thinks he should have followed the regs and given the kid an Article 15, and the fact that he didn't amounted to illegal hazing.
If you ask me, the way SGT. Johns handled it was just being a good NCO.