> People are frequently trained not to question their superiors judgment and to just follow orders. Not in this country. In the Uniform Code of Military Justic

> People are frequently trained not to question their superiors judgment and to just follow orders. Not in this country. In the Uniform Code of Military Justice (which governs the actions of our armed forces) it is a soldier's explicit responsibility to not follow illegal orders. And if a subordinate is not qualified or capable of determining if his actions are a crime or not (I'm thinking of a hitman, or mob underling), then that doesn't change whether or not he's guilty of the crime.