EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY FOREIGN POLICE: ADMISSIBILITY AND THE ROLE OF FOREIGN LAW

摘要

Due to the stationing of U.S. military personnel in numerous countries, foreign law enforcement routinely investigates U.S. service members for alleged crimes committed in those countries. Military courts often must consider evidence gathered by such investigations. The current rules and law regarding the admissibility of that evidence should be closely re-examined. This article does not advocate mandating strict adherence to foreign law as the standard for admissibility.