Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl was exchanged for five Taliban terrorists almost two years ago.  Since then, the Army has charged him with desertion and misbehavior before the enemy, for walking away from his guardpost in Afghanistan.  But the wheels of military justice turn very slowly.  The presiding judge in the case has decided to postpone Bergdahl's court-martial from August to next Febrary, meaning that the politically sensitive trial will occur after the November election. Fox News: The judge, Col. Jeffrey Nance, also ruled that media organizations could hire a stenographer to capture courtroom discussions during the trial, and he gave Army prosecutors one week to provide reporters covering the case with online access to court documents. The judge postponed deciding a dispute that could influence how much punishment Bergdahl could face if convicted. The Army's primary investigating officer last year recommended against Bergdahl facing jail...(Read Full Post)