She suffered minor injuries and was hospitalized, according to Maung Maung, the advocate-general of Myanmar's Shan State, where Lashio is located.
An advocate-general's opinion is not, of course, the same as a ruling.
Previously the Advocate-General had agreed that Ms Coleman suffered "discrimination by association".
Prof Coffey is among several leading UK scientists who wrote a letter expressing concern over an earlier recommendation by the advocate-general of the court.
Outlining the arguments orally, Mr Clegg said the "improper pressure" came when Mr Winter told Sgt Nightingale what the original trial judge - Assistant Judge Advocate General Alistair McGrigor - "was saying".
Major General MICHAEL NARDOTTI JR. (Former Judge Advocate General): The president, as the commander-in-chief, can enter into an agreement.
And the sad news is that I'm hoping that after the general election that he will - because what people advocate during the primaries is not necessarily what they will advocate after the conventions are over.
This allows counsel to get "actively involved in cases at the earliest stages, defense counsel have successfully negotiated non-punitive dispositions of cases that otherwise may have been disposed of at courts-martial, " according to the Report of the Judge Advocate General for Fiscal Year 2005.
In February, an ECJ advocate general said this was in line with the aims of the EU single market - a border-free zone for goods and services.
Alternatively, this information could have been obtained by Soviet Colonel-General Albert Makashov, commander of the huge Siberian military district and a unabashed advocate of the assertive use of Soviet military power, who held secret meetings with the Iraqi Foreign Minister in Baghdad shortly before the invasion of Kuwait.
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