But I'm having a hell of a time beating military justice.
The military's lack of accountability is also an issue, as soldiers have been subject only to military justice.
Some commission members asked this week whether the settlers should also be subject to military justice.
You see, the federal courts try to avoid this land mine of military justice.
What was the reason for this form of military justice, and should these cases now be pardoned?
This is a court of military justice, and I do not recognize your right to speak.
The captain died in 1935, but French military justice has not reversed its 1899 verdict.
This, in turn, laid a foundation for modern systems of military justice that strive to do the same.
His primary duties were in the areas of procurement, claims, civil law and military justice.
He has all the power to stop the process, but he does not, perhaps because of an exaggerated confidence in military justice.
