Sarah Olson

Sarah Olson

In December 2006, military prosecutors subpoenaed Sarah Olson, a 31-year-old writer and radio journalist, asking her to appear at the court-martial of Lt. Ehren Watada, the first commissioned officer to refuse deployment to Iraq.

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Hero, villain or none of the above? That Watada’s a disgrace! No, Watada’s courageous! Maybe he’s just misguided. As these typical remarks show, Lt. Ehren Watada’s two-year-long protest of the war has struck a nerve in the community, mirroring the Japanese American divisions over loyalty and...  
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U.S. Army First Lieutenant Ehren Watada, the first American military officer to refuse to report to duty in the illegal invasion and occupation of Iraq, had three of the five counts against him dropped by a federal judge. On Oct. 21, U.S. District Judge Benjamin Settle accepted Watada’s...  
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The latest on 1st Lt. Ehren Watada, the Washington soldier who refused to deploy to Iraq in 2006 on the grounds that he believed the war was illegal: a federal judge ruled this week that re-trying Watada on three of the five counts against him in current court martial proceedings would constitute...  
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A federal judge ruled that Lt. Ehren Watada, who refused to deploy to Iraq with his Ft. Lewis combat brigade, couldn't be retried on several of the charges against him. But the ruling still may allow the military to try him on two court-martial counts.  
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[JURIST] US District Judge Benjamin Settle ruled [order, PDF] Tuesday that Iraq war objector 1st Lt. Ehren Watada [advocacy website; JURIST news archive] cannot face a second court-martial on all charges for which he already faced court-martial. Settle's order held that a second-court martial of...  
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Fresh off a victory in federal court barring the retrial of Army 1st Lt. Ehren Watada on three of five charges for refusing to go to Iraq, defense attorney Jim Lobsenz yesterday said he plans to pursue the ...  
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A federal judge has ruled that Lt. Ehren Watada of Hawaii will not be retried on charges that he refused his unit's deployment to Iraq in 2006 and for criticizing the war and President George W. Bush.  
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Ehren Watada refused to deploy to Iraq after he "gradually came to the conclusion that the Bush administration had lied about the basis for war and had betrayed the trust of the American people." Watada ...  
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In a rare case of officer dissent, Fort Lewis, Wash., Army lieutenant Ehren Watada, a 28-year-old Hawaii native, was the first commissioned officer in the U.S. Army to publicly refuse deployment to Iraq, when ...  
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Rachel Olson, Steph Hale and Sarah Nollet don't play any sports in the fall, so the three senior Owatonna girls hockey co-captains have been looking forward to this week for a long time.  
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