Read the bio below and try to give details on united states v. hasan k. akbar 's: - name - judges - court Bio: united states v. hasan k. akbar was the court-martial of a united states army soldier for a premeditated attack in the early morning hours of march 23 , 2003 , at camp pennsylvania , kuwait , during the start of the united states invasion of iraq . former sergeant hasan karim akbar -lrb- born mark fidel kools on april 21 , 1971 -rrb- threw four hand grenades into three tents in which other members of the 101st airborne division were sleeping , and fired his rifle at fellow soldiers in the ensuing chaos . army captain christopher s. seifert was fatally shot in the back , and air force major gregory l. stone was killed by a grenade . fourteen other soldiers were wounded by akbar , mostly from grenade shrapnel . at trial , akbar 's military defense attorneys contended that akbar had psychiatric problems , including paranoia , irrational behavior , insomnia , and other sleep disorders . in april 2005 , he was convicted and sentenced to death for the murders of seifert and stone . the army court of criminal appeals affirmed the sentence on july 13 , 2012 . a subsequent appeal is now pending before the united states court of appeals for the armed forces . akbar was the first soldier since the vietnam war to be convicted for '' fragging '' fellow soldiers overseas during wartime . he continues to be confined at the united states disciplinary barracks awaiting disposition of his sentence .
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- name is united states v. hasan k. akbar- judges is colonel henley dan trimble colonel patrick j. parrish colonel stephen- court is general court-martial convened by commander , xviii airborne corps