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Bookmark or Share- The U.S. Army Trial Judiciary - jagcnet.army.milThe Army Trial Judiciary currently consists of over 20 active Army military trial judges and over 20 Army Reserve military trial judges, all field grade officers and members of the Judge Advocate General's Corps. All military judges are attorneys who have graduated from an accredited law school and are admitted to practice law in one or more ...
- Military Justice Overview - Victim and Witness Assistance CouncilA general court-martial is the military's highest level trial court. This court tries service members for the most serious crimes. The punishment authority of the general court-martial is...
- What are the Differences Between a Military ... - Military VerificationUnderstanding what differentiates a civilian court from a military court can make a significant impact when a service member is accused of a crime while on active duty. Moreover, knowing your rights under military law allows you to navigate military courts with confidence.
- Military tribunals in the United States - WikipediaA military tribunal is an inquisitorial system based on charges brought by military authorities, prosecuted by a military authority, judged by military officers, and sentenced by military officers against a member of an enemy army.
- Military Courts and How they are Different from Civilian CourtsWhen a service member is arrested or suspected of breaking the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), either their commander or a criminal investivation agency decides on the disciplinary action. This includes what type of court-marital trial the service member may face.
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