Pentagon misled lawmakers on military sexual assault cases

The Pentagon misled Congress with inaccurate and vague information about sexual assault cases that portrayed civilian law enforcement officials as less willing than military commanders to punish sex offenders, an Associated Press investigation found. Local district attorneys and police forces failed to act against U.S. service members who were subsequently prosecuted in military courts for sex ...

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Pentagon misled lawmakers on military sexual assault cases

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