The Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights unsuccessfully used this law to challenge the Solomon Amendment, and in 2010, University of North Carolina student Sara Isaacson was billed for nearly $80,000 after violating this law.
The target of an unsuccessful 2005 campaign by Marty Meehan, this law partially reversed an amendment introduced by Robert Dellums and was influenced by the death of Allen Schindler. The Forum for Academic and Institutional Rights unsuccessfully used this law to challenge the Solomon Amendment, and in 2010, University of North Carolina student Sara Isaacson was billed for nearly $80,000 after violating this law. Charles (*) Moskos of Northwestern is credited with crafting this law, which sparked controversy in 2009 after Dan Choi became the fifty-ninth Arabic translator to violate it. Barack Obama's 2010 State of the Union address promised the repeal of, for 10 points, what policy established under Clinton to facilitate homosexual participation in the American military?
The target of an unsuccessful 2005 campaign by Marty Meehan, this law partially reversed an amendment introduced by Robert Dellums and was influenced by the death of Allen Schindler.
{Don't Ask}, {Don't Tell} [prompt on {homosexual service} in the {military} or equivalents]