A Treatise on Military Law: And the Jurisdiction, Constitution, and Procedure of Military Courts, with a Summary of the Rules of Evidence as Applicable to Such Courts |
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Page 12
... allowed to govern by martial rule until the laws can have their free course . As neces- sity creates the rule , so it limits its duration ; for if this government is continued after the courts are re - instated , it is a gross ...
... allowed to govern by martial rule until the laws can have their free course . As neces- sity creates the rule , so it limits its duration ; for if this government is continued after the courts are re - instated , it is a gross ...
Page 44
... allowed to serve out his time of confinement , and that he then be turned over to the civil authorities for trial for the assault and battery . The Adjutant - General , in a letter to the com- manding general Department of Dakota , said ...
... allowed to serve out his time of confinement , and that he then be turned over to the civil authorities for trial for the assault and battery . The Adjutant - General , in a letter to the com- manding general Department of Dakota , said ...
Page 64
... allowed , but unless other limits are assigned to him , he must observe a close arrest . It is customary to fix the limits at the time of arrest , but an officer at any time may apply for an extension of those limits . 3 Sword . The ...
... allowed , but unless other limits are assigned to him , he must observe a close arrest . It is customary to fix the limits at the time of arrest , but an officer at any time may apply for an extension of those limits . 3 Sword . The ...
Page 69
... allowed for misappre- hension or mistake . " 1 A similar doctrine has been laid down by the Supreme Court in this country : -In the case of Wilkes vs. Dins man , an action of trespass was brought by the defendant , a marine , against ...
... allowed for misappre- hension or mistake . " 1 A similar doctrine has been laid down by the Supreme Court in this country : -In the case of Wilkes vs. Dins man , an action of trespass was brought by the defendant , a marine , against ...
Page 80
... allowed . To charge an offense as committed " on or about such a time " is considered sufficient . There is no exact construction to be placed upon the words " on or about , " as used in the allegation of time in a specification . The ...
... allowed . To charge an offense as committed " on or about such a time " is considered sufficient . There is no exact construction to be placed upon the words " on or about , " as used in the allegation of time in a specification . The ...
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