Court-martial OrdersU.S. Government Printing Office, 1944 - Courts-martial and courts of inquiry |
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... testimony of the legal officer in which he read contents of an affidavit sworn before him . These statements constituted the proposed testimony of the accused's former wife , who was then confined and unable to appear in court to ...
... testimony of the legal officer in which he read contents of an affidavit sworn before him . These statements constituted the proposed testimony of the accused's former wife , who was then confined and unable to appear in court to ...
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... testimony of an unavail- able witness is by deposition ( N. C. & B. , secs . 211-16 ) . However , since the accused was acquitted of all charges , the admission of the affidavit in evidence , while error , did not prejudice the rights ...
... testimony of an unavail- able witness is by deposition ( N. C. & B. , secs . 211-16 ) . However , since the accused was acquitted of all charges , the admission of the affidavit in evidence , while error , did not prejudice the rights ...
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... testimony , the admission of the copy , in the shape that it was , was in violation of the best evidence rule as set forth in Naval Courts and Boards , secs . 194 , 196 and 199. However , this error did not prejudice any substantial ...
... testimony , the admission of the copy , in the shape that it was , was in violation of the best evidence rule as set forth in Naval Courts and Boards , secs . 194 , 196 and 199. However , this error did not prejudice any substantial ...
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... testimony in a general court martial established indubitably that the accused , who was on shore patrol duty , was intoxicated when taken into custody by the shore patrol . This testimony , in general , described the accused's conduct ...
... testimony in a general court martial established indubitably that the accused , who was on shore patrol duty , was intoxicated when taken into custody by the shore patrol . This testimony , in general , described the accused's conduct ...
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... testimony with respect to these offenses showed that the accused delivered himself of invectives apparently directed at the patrol who removed him from the restaurant . The words alleged spoken under Charge V and the loud and boisterous ...
... testimony with respect to these offenses showed that the accused delivered himself of invectives apparently directed at the patrol who removed him from the restaurant . The words alleged spoken under Charge V and the loud and boisterous ...
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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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