He always found time for us growing up. Still, his family finds it somewhat hard to believe that he's finally retiring. His colleagues credit Fulton with the advancement of military law to where it is today. However, Fulton said he can't really recall too many of the cases he was a part of that are at the center of issues surrounding the Army today. I decided that such regulations were constitutional and legal.
Military courts are somewhat different from their civilian counterparts.
Every case receives automatic appellate review by the Court of Criminal Appeals, said Fulton. Fulton expects to stay in the area and eventually move into a retirement community near Fort Belvoir. Additionally, he said he may take some time to catch up on some of his reading.