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I've not the time for a long debate on the rights and wrongs of the GFA - suffice to say there are plenty of unpalatable decisions within the agreements, made for the greater good. I don't agree with all of them. But, IF the evidence is there and clear, that this soldier deliberately shot...

Its inequitable, I agree. But two wrongs don't make a right, and I think we can justifiably expect our servicemen to be held to a higher standard of behaviour than a gang of rabid paramilitary criminals.

All fair points, and all factors that you would absolutely expect to be considered as evidence / mitigation in any due process. They don't preclude the process taking place though.