United
States v. Thompson, 67 M.J. 106 (after finding
the evidence of kidnapping
factually and legally insufficient because the detention was de
minimis, the
CCA improperly substituted a conviction to reckless endangerment as an
offense
closely related to the offense of kidnapping, where a comparison of the
elements of the two offenses revealed that a conviction for reckless
endangerment required proof of elements that were not included in a
specification for kidnapping, and reckless endangerment was not an
offense
necessarily included in the offense of kidnapping).