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Military Law
Military Law, as distinguished from civil law, is the law relating to … being to the same law as soldiers. But the term 'military law' is frequently used in a wider sense and as including
military law
military law : law enforced by military rather than civil authority ;specif
Martial law
by military tribunals. It must be clearly distinguished (1) from 'military law' (see that title), and (2) from that 'martial law' which … for the purpose of restoring peace and order: Manual of Military Law, pp. 3, 4. Martial law was prohibited by the Petition
Desertion
Black's Law Dictionary the meaning of the expression 'desertion' in Military law is stated as follows: Any member of the armed forces
martial law
agencies are unable to maintain public order and safety compare military law
military government
by a military commander in conquered territory to administer the military law declared under military authority applicable to all persons in the
Army (UK)
but it is expressly provided that a person subject to military law shall not be exempted from its provisions by reason only … but it is expressly provided that a person subject to military law shall not be exempted from its provisions by reason only
Court-martial
against by the ordinary course of law, Consult Manual of Military Law and the King's Regulations; Clode's Military Forces of the Crown.
Judge Advocate, Judge Advocate-General
judge advocate-general, and preserved in his office. See Clode on Military Law. The Judge Advocate of the Fleet and deputy judge advocates
Active service
'on active service,' as applied to a person subject to military law, is defined by the (English) Army Act (44 & 45
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