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court-martial: see military law military law, system of rules established for the government of persons in the armed forces. In most countries the legislature establishes the code of military law. ..... Click the link for more information. . court-martialMilitary court for hearing charges brought against members of the armed forces or others within its jurisdiction; also, the legal proceeding of such a court. Most countries today have military codes of justice administered by military courts, often subject to civilian appellate review. Courts-martial are generally convened as ad hoc courts to try one or more cases referred by some high military authority. The convening officer chooses officers, and sometimes enlisted personnel, from his or her command to sit on the court, determine guilt or innocence, and hand down sentences. See also military law. |
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org), with help from groups ranging from local Lion's clubs to the Northwest Civil War Council - which fielded more than 500 re-enactors for battlefield, hospital and other presentations. In The War Council, historian Andrew Preston summarizes its historic importance: "Perhaps no other bureaucratic change of the past forty years has had such momentous consequences for the conduct of America's foreign relations. Timber was a primary commodity for battleships, gunstocks and packing crates for military transport, so the war council wanted to mobilize civilian support for preventing forest fires. |
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