The Establishment of “Drumhead” Courts Martial and their Actions in the Estonian War of Independence 1918−1919 by Taavi Minnik

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Mahkamah al-'askariyah al-'ulya al-khassah (Mahkamah assab)/ by 259092 Al-Difa, Wizarat

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Deviant workplace behavior among law enforcement officers in the Royal Malaysian Police by Sathappan, Malini

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Capital Punishment in the Serbian Army: The Case of Execution at Lake Plav in 1915 by Danilo Šarenac

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Dangerous Liaisons: Working Women and Sexual Justice in the American Civil War by E. Susan Barber, Charles F. Ritter

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Yıldız Sarayı’nın Yağmalandığı İddiası, Mütareke Dönemindeki Yağma Davası ve Neticesi by Hasan Ali POLAT, Osman AKANDERE

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John Edgar Wideman’s Writing to Save a Life : Only Connect by Claude Julien

“…Writing to Save a Life starts from memories of Emmett Till’s 1955 lynching and exoneration of the perpetrators ; then moves on to Louis Till’s execution (Emmett’s father) after a dubiously fair 1945 court martial trial in Italy. Writing to save a Life reopens the court martial file, pinpoints inconsistencies and offers a not unlikely version that fills in the blanks left by official army records. …”
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Trial by Jury in Russian Military Courts by Nikolai P. Kovalev

“…Unlike the existing U.S. court-martial jury and the Russian military jury of the early 1900s (World War I period) which were comprised of the members of the armed forces, in modern Russia jurors trying military defendants are civilians. …”
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Financing the Ruling Party and Its Militants in Wartime:The Armenian Genocide and the Kemah Massacres of 1915 by Hilmar Kaiser

“…Even during this period, a 1915-1916 Ottoman court martial investigation on corruption in connection with the Kemah massacres produced conclusive evidence on the premeditated and state-sponsored nature of the crime.…”
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Combining Historical, Remote-Sensing, and Photogrammetric Data to Estimate the Wreck Site of the USS <i>Kearsarge</i> by William Gomez Pretel, Andres Carvajal Diaz, Moonsoo Jeong

“…Based on historical and cartographic records, orthophotographs, Landsat images, and light-detection-and-ranging (LiDAR) data, this study aimed to estimate the location of the wreck site in a Geographic Information System (GIS). Court-martial records, particularly nautical data and astronomical coordinates, were reviewed, including a study from 1894 indicating the wreck’s location on a map without coordinates. …”
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The amended role of the public prosecutor to resolve with an accused person in expediting the disposal of case by Kamarudin, Abdul Rani, Mohd. Dahlan, Nuarrual Hilal

“…Article 145(3) of the Malaysian Federal Constitution states clearly stipulates that the Attorney General has the power to institute, conduct or discontinue any proceedings for an offence in any court other than the Syariah Court, Native Court and the Court-Martial. Section 376(1) and (2) of the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code (hereinafter referred to as the CPC) clarify by stating that the Attorney General, who will be the Public Prosecutor, will have the control and direction of all criminal prosecutions and proceedings under the Code. …”
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The amended role of the public prosecutor to resolve with an accused person in expediting the disposable of case by Kamaruddin, Abdul Rani, Md Dahlan, Nuarrual Hilal

“…Article 145(3) of the Malaysian Federal Constitution states clearly stipulated that the Attorney General has the power to institute. conduct or discontinue any proceedings for an offence in any court other than the Syariah Court, Native Court, Native Court and the Court-Martial. Section 376(1) and (2) of the Malaysian Criminal Procedure Code ( hereinafter referred to as the CPC) clarify by stating that the Attorney General, who will be that Public Prosecutor, will have the control and direction of all criminal prosecutions and proceedings under the Code. …”
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Book Review, Military Legal Proceedings in Malaysia: Teo Say Eng & Colonel Wan Nor Mazlan (2009), LexisNexis(HardCover) by Abd Aziz, Shamrahayu

“…It provides guide for those directly involved in courts-martial proceedings such as the defence counsel and the courts' officers, including the judges of the courts-martial. 4 However, it was suggested in the book review that few matters regarding substance and technical parts of the book should be improved to make it more informative and useful. 5…”
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The road between us / by Farndale, Nigel, author

“…1939: In a hotel room overlooking Piccadilly Circus, two young men are arrested. Charles is court-martialled for 'conduct unbecoming'; Anselm is deported home to Germany for 're-education' in a brutal labour camp. …”

The trials of Ormond Uren: A study in security and spy mania by Bailey, R

“…In 1943, Ormond Uren, an army officer employed in the London headquarters of Britain’s Special Operations Executive, was court-martialed and imprisoned after disclosing secret information to a senior member of the Communist Party of Great Britain. …”

History of Emergency Powers of the US Presidents: From Abraham Lincoln to Donald Trump by Nataliya Latypova

“…Roosevelt’s decisions on the creation of courts-martial and the internment of people of Japanese descent; reviewed the activities of G. …”
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UNIVERSALISING THE LEGAL REGULATION OF NAVAL FORCES by Ievgen Borysov

“…In the course of the nineteenth century, a significant number of bilateral treaties regulating aspects of naval cooperation were developed, taking into account the practice of national unilateral acts and decisions of courts martial and tribunals, and then became the subject of research by relevant scholars who were closely involved in naval practice and, at the same time, in the formation of norms. …”
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