Former U.S. Army Sgt. Bowe Bergdahl had his conviction vacated by a federal judge, who said a military judge had failed to disclose a potential conflict of interest.

Former Taliban prisoner of war Bowe Bergdahl is expected to plead guilty to charges of desertion and misbehavior before the enemy in a military hearing that begins today.

Today it was announced that Bergdahl won't face prison time.

He was accused of desertion.

The trial reached the deliberation phase on Thursday.

The doctor said Bergdahl suffered from a several mental health issues.

Bergdahl faces up to life in prison.

Bergdahl faces up to life in prison.

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The former Army sergeant has argued that he didn't think he'd get a fair trial.

Bergdahl expressed doubts he would be able to receive a fair trial.

The president has repeatedly called for him to be executed.

He was released from a five-year captivity by the Taliban in Afghanistan.

The president regularly referred to the sergeant as a "traitor."

The delay is to give the defense time to review classified documents.