2007
United
States v. Mack, 65 M.J. 108 (a pretrial
restriction order generally
includes specific conditions designed to prevent additional criminal
misconduct
and maintain accountability of the accused; various conditions may be
ordered
if they are reasonably necessary to protect the morale, welfare, and
safety of
the unit (or the accused), to protect victims or potential witnesses,
or to
ensure the accused’s presence at the court-martial or pretrial
hearings; the
commander may order the servicemember to remain within specified
limits, to
report periodically to a specified official, and not to associate with
specified persons).