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military court

noun as in court-martial

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What you remember him from: Elliott played the lead in the military court procedural JAG for 10 seasons on CBS.

The general also has warned against anti-coup protests and has said security violators will be tried in military court.

Herridge is one of the few journalists to sit in the Guantánamo military court with the five 9/11 suspects.

Was this trial by military court justified in wartime, even though the civil courts were functioning?

An Israeli military court said he was released due to declining health.

The military court appointed to try him declared itself unable to try a peer of France.

The Archbishops are also said to have had a ‘military court,’ probably a feudal institution.

Military court sat all day yesterday and polished off eighty-five poor victims.

"My husband declares that a military court is the fairest and most impartial tribunal in the world," pursued Mrs. Bennett.

He could not flatter himself that any one of these things would be so considered by any military court.

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