Musetta Tia Johnson (above), nominee to the Military Supreme Court of Appeals.

(Please advance the video linked below to 34 minutes.)

How?

When Musetta Tia Johnson is confirmed as a judge on the Armed Services’ Court of Appeals as soon as next week.

She will have the deciding vote on death sentences rendered by military courts like in Guantanamo (Gitmo), Cuba.

Currently, the Military Appeals Court has a panel of four judges.

It is the Military Court’s equivalent to the Supreme Court.

If confirmed by the Senate, Johnson will:

Johnson teaches a class, Law 809, at Georgetown University School of Law on:

electronic surveillance of American citizens under FISA (Foreign Intelligence Surveillance Act)
handling classified information at trial
national security letters

Her confirmation hearings started last week.

They were held by the Senate Armed Services Committee.

Musetta Tia Johnson, Military Appeals Court nominee (above)

Musetta has never practiced federal law.

According to Pacer, the official record of the federal judiciary.

Her resume is void of achievements.

They only mention job titles.

Johnson’s four appearances on C-Span are found using this link:

Musetta was the Senior Military Assistant to the Department of Defense General Counsel, Mr. Jeh Johnson.

The Senate has withheld Johnson’s 61-page Judicial Questionaire and Personal Financial Report from the public.

Why?

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