Bowe Bergdahl Hires Lawyer As Military Investigation Moves Ahead -- New York Daily News
The sergeant has hired Yale University Law professor Eugene Fidell to represent him during the Army's investigation.
Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl has hired a lawyer, as his treatment winds down and he returns to active duty.
Now that he's working a desk job, the Army investigation into Bergdahl's 2009 disappearance is expected to move forward at full steam as questions remain over whether he deserted his post in Afghanistan.
Yale University Law lecturer Eugene Fidell will represent Bergdahl, telling the Daily News his client is someone to whom he can be "of assistance."
"Lawyers have a professional obligation to represent people who are friendless and vilified," Fidell said, adding "unpopular cases resonate with many lawyers, I'm one of them."
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My Comment: I am not surprised about him hiring a lawyer .... it is his right. But what I am surprised is this .... Bowe Bergdahl Has Refused to Speak to Parents -- Wall Street Journal
Update: Good question .... Former Bowe Bergdahl platoon mate: ‘We know that he deserted,’ so why’s he at work? (Washington Times).
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Maybe their parenting influence him to desert and he nows sees that as a stupid move.
I wouldn't blame him.
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