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I'd like to apply for this job https://www.writingwestmidlands.org/unimedfrancacombr-2da6.pdf correio.unimedfranca.com.br Anyone in the US military is covered by the US constitution just like anybody else. So Manning did have the right to be spared cruel and unusual punishment under the Eighth Amendment of the US constitution and to avoid pre-trial punishment under Article 13 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It's just that the judge Denise Lind did not accept that violations of those rights had taken place - hence the meagre 117 reduction from his sentence that she allowed on the basis of his treatment in Quantico. It's possible, I suppose, that he might be able to appeal that decision after his sentence is given out, but we'll have a while to go before we see if that happens.
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