`  I've deleted the sentence stating, ``Despite the obviously bigoted basis for his murder, the military tribunal did [sic] convict Glover of a hate crime.``  I assume the author meant to say ``did not convict Glover of a hate crime.  In any case, the UCMJ does not have a provision for categorizing certain murders as a ``hate crime`` and others as not a hate crime.  Whether you hate the person because they are gay, or are a Jew, etc, or simply hate them because they stole your parking spot three weeks ago, you still fall under the same article; in either case the victim has been wrongly murdered.`