No decision has been made on whether to open a formal investigation.
The controversy was now public, the army had no choice but to open an investigation.
The military advocate general opened an investigation in May 2012.
It said the service had opened investigations on all four individuals.
The commission is expected to decide this month whether to open an investigation.
But the military has opened an investigation into his accusations.
Six months later, his girlfriend told the police that there was more to the story, and they opened an investigation.
German authorities also opened an investigation about the same time.
Earlier, the parents said they were opening a private investigation and urged him to meet with them.
Federal and state police authorities have opened investigations into the case.
The panel's rules required it to open a preliminary inquiry into the matter immediately.
The scandal came out into broad daylight, and the army was forced to open an inquiry.
Before Sept. 11, the government had to have specific evidence that a group or individual was planning a terrorist attack to open a criminal inquiry.
He maintained that position in the summer of 2009, when Parliament opened a new inquiry.
Democrats failed to get the committee to open a formal inquiry into them.
Swiss regulators have also opened an inquiry into the bank's losses.
The city's child welfare administration has opened an independent inquiry into whether children were harmed.
The evidentiary test for opening an inquiry is relatively easy to meet.
In 1307, however, he agreed to open an official inquiry.
On Wednesday, the national government opened an inquiry into the police failures.
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