Court-martial OrdersU.S. Government Printing Office, 1944 - Courts-martial and courts of inquiry |
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... guilty , he was con- victed of both charges . In his action on the record , the convening authority commented : " Both charges arose out of the same set of facts and occurred at the same time and place and the two charges were obviously ...
... guilty , he was con- victed of both charges . In his action on the record , the convening authority commented : " Both charges arose out of the same set of facts and occurred at the same time and place and the two charges were obviously ...
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... guilty , failed to specify the time of the commission of the offense . The time and place of the commission of the offense must be averred in the specification ( N. C. & B. , sec . 35 ) . However , if the accused makes no objection to ...
... guilty , failed to specify the time of the commission of the offense . The time and place of the commission of the offense must be averred in the specification ( N. C. & B. , sec . 35 ) . However , if the accused makes no objection to ...
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... guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $ 5 , which he paid . Shortly before this incident a civilian employee driving a Navy " jeep " was similarly taken into custody for speeding , but elected to forfeit the bond he posted and did not ...
... guilty and sentenced to pay a fine of $ 5 , which he paid . Shortly before this incident a civilian employee driving a Navy " jeep " was similarly taken into custody for speeding , but elected to forfeit the bond he posted and did not ...
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... guilty thereto , the failure of the pleader to lay the specification under the more appropriate charge did not prejudice the rights of the accused . ( File : MM - Sorensen , Charles G./A17-20 , 23 May 1944. ) Best evidence rule ...
... guilty thereto , the failure of the pleader to lay the specification under the more appropriate charge did not prejudice the rights of the accused . ( File : MM - Sorensen , Charles G./A17-20 , 23 May 1944. ) Best evidence rule ...
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... guilt of an accused charged with drunkenness , and the counsel for accused objects to the admission on the ground that the Bogen Test was in the nature of an involuntary confession in which the accused was compelled to give evidence ...
... guilt of an accused charged with drunkenness , and the counsel for accused objects to the admission on the ground that the Bogen Test was in the nature of an involuntary confession in which the accused was compelled to give evidence ...
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78th Congress Accordingly action active duty approved Article ballot Charge II alleged charge of Conduct Charges and specifications civilian Coast Guard commanding officer constitute convening authority thereon convicted an accused court martial convicted Courts and Boards death decedent disability discharge Distinguished Flying Cross enlisted entitled evidence fact Federal File findings on Charge Government guilty held injury intent intoxicating judge advocate June jurisdiction Legion of Merit lesser included offense Marine Corps ment misconduct Mustering-Out Payment Act Naval Courts naval personnel Naval Reserve naval service Navy Department Navy Regulations opinion was requested order and discipline person pleaded prejudice provides Purple Heart question result retired Santa Catalina Island second specification Secretary sentence ship shore patrol specification of Charge specification thereunder specification under Charge Stat statement station and duty status summary court martial thereof thereon were set tion trial U. S. Marine Corps U. S. Navy United violation wilfully
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