Military Law And the Procedure of Courts Martial
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3 The disorders herein intended, however, are not the common law disorders incident to civil life, but such particular disorders as have immediate relation to quarrels and frays among people in the military service, affecting military discipline, and which demand special inter- ference and the authority of those present to place in arrest or confinement those engaged therein and thereby prevent the continuance of the quarrel, fray, or disorder.
The person so arrested, or confined, must retain t...hat status until his proper superior officer is made acquainted therewith and has taken suitable action in the case.
732. Art. 25. No officer or soldier shall use any reproachful or provoking speeches or gestures to another. Any officer who so offends shall be put in arrest. Any soldier who so offends shall be confined, and required to ask pardon of the party of- fended, in the presence of his commanding officer.
1 Davis' Mil. Law, p. 393; Winthrop, Vol. 1, p. 836; ante, par. 94.
2 Winthrop, Vol.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
3 The disorders herein intended, however, are not the common law disorders incident to civil life, but such particular disorders as have immediate relation to quarrels and frays among people in the military service, affecting military discipline, and which demand special inter- ference and the authority of those present to place in arrest or confinement those engaged therein and thereby prevent the continuance of the quarrel, fray, or disorder.
The person so arrested, or confined, must retain t...hat status until his proper superior officer is made acquainted therewith and has taken suitable action in the case.
732. Art. 25. No officer or soldier shall use any reproachful or provoking speeches or gestures to another. Any officer who so offends shall be put in arrest. Any soldier who so offends shall be confined, and required to ask pardon of the party of- fended, in the presence of his commanding officer.
1 Davis' Mil. Law, p. 393; Winthrop, Vol. 1, p. 836; ante, par. 94.
2 Winthrop, Vol.
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