The Army Act

Kinds of courts-martial

Power to convene a general court-martial

Power to convene a district court-martial

Contents of warrants issued under sections 109 and 110

Power to convene a summary general court-martial

Composition of general court-martial

Composition of district court-martial

Composition of summary general court-martial

Summary court-martial

Dissolution of courts-martial

Powers of general and summary general courts-martial

Powers of district courts-martial

Powers of summary courts-martial

Prohibition of second trial

Period of limitation for trial

Liability of offender who ceases to be subject to Act

Place of trial

Choice between criminal court and court-martial

Power of criminal court to require delivery of offender

[Omitted.]


COURTS-MARTIAL 


(1) A summary court-martial may be held by the commanding
officer of any corps, department or detachment of the regular Army, and he shall alone constitute the
court.

(2) The proceedings shall be attended throughout by two other persons who shall be officers or junior
commissioned officers or one of either, and who shall not as such, be sworn or affirmed.

LAWGIST

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