As Fort Hood mourns in the aftermath of another deadly shooting spree, a lawyer who represented Nidal Malik Hasan has concerns for how the U.S. Army treats warriors suffering from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD).
Belton solo John Galligan defended Hasan, who was convicted of the 2009 Fort Hood shootings. Galligan forecasts that the military will face a resurgence of potent questions about the steps it takes—or fails to take—when treating veterans for PTSD.
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