Judges
To be eligible for a seat on the Court of Military Commission Review, candidates must currently be serving as a judge on one the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, the Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals, the Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals, or be nominated by President Barack Obama.
Current judges on the panel include:
- Colonel David Conn, USA
- Colonel Theresa Gallagher, USA
- Colonel Ronald Gregory, USAF
- Colonel William Orr, Jr., USAF
- Colonel Joseph Perlak, USMC
- William B. Pollard, III
- Captain Eric C. Price, USN
- Scott L. Silliman
- Colonel Martin Sims, USA
Former judges include:
- Amy Bechtold
- Colonel Barbara Brand, USAF
- Griffin Bell
- Edward G. Biester, Jr.
- William T. Coleman Jr.
- Colonel John Feltham
- Captain Eric Geiser
- Colonel Paul Holden
- Captain Dan O'Toole
- Captain John Rolph, USN (Deputy Chief Judge)
- Lisa Schenck
- Dawn Scholz
- Steven Thompson
- Steven Walburn
- D. Francis
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