The Court called this issue "charting new constitutional territory" since no other case has decidedly addressed it. Through reasoning, the court stated that the military has rights to restrict access to government controlled institutions like prisons and military bases.
In a groundbreaking decision, the Court characterized this issue as "venturing into novel constitutional territory." By applying sound logical principles, the court established that the military has the right to restrict access to government-controlled facilities such as prisons and military bases.