the catheter.
Still further, the catheter includes a guidewire lumen which extends through and is coaxial to the central axis of the first cylindrical sealing plug, the cylindrical spacer and the second cylindrical sealing plug to thereby provide a guidewire lumen which is coaxial with the flexible outer tubing of the catheter.
In addition, the catheter includes a flexible guidewire slidably received by the guidewire lumen.
Further, the catheter includes a third cylindrical sealing plug positioned within the lumen of the cylindrical tubing and spaced apart at a predetermined distance from the second cylindrical sealing plug so as to define a second cavity between the second and third sealing plugs, and a fluid passageway extending through the third sealing plug and being in communication with the lumen of the connector meansof intent to commit rape by a general court martial.1   He was sentenced to nine years imprisonment, forfeiture of all pay and allowances, reduction in grade to the lowest enlisted rank, and a dishonorable discharge.


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Petitioner appealed to the United States Army Court of Military Review (ACMR) raising the issues of ineffective assistance of counsel and insufficient evidence.  The court affirmed.  Petitioner then appealed to the United States Court of Military Appeals (CMA) on the ground that his conviction was constitutionally defective because there was insufficient evidence regarding his intent to commit rape.  The court denied review.  Petitioner filed a motion for a new trial with the Judge Advocate General on the ground that he was denied due process and a fraud was