court-martial

(Askeri) DAR YETKİLİ ASKERİ MAHKEME: ABD Ordusunda, bir subaydan kurulu askeri mahkeme. Bu mahkeme; bir aya kadar hapis, 45 güne kadar ağır hizmet, iki aya kadar disiplin cezası ve bir maaşın üçte ikisine kadar para kesme cezası verebilir

summary court martial order

(Askeri) DAR YETKİLİ ASKERİ MAHKEME KARARI

to court-martial

askeri mahkemede yargılamak

الإنجليزية - الإنجليزية

تعريف court-martial في الإنجليزية الإنجليزية القاموس.: To undergo trial in a military court; A military court of law; A trial before such a tribunal; a trial by court martial a military court to try serious breaches of martial law subject to trial by court-martial; subject to trial by court-martial; a court that judges soldiers etc who may have broken military law, or an occasion when this judgment is made. court-martialled court-martialling court-martialed court-martialing to hear and judge someone's case in a military court. Military court for hearing charges brought against members of the armed forces or others within its jurisdiction; also, the legal proceeding of such a court. Most countries today have military codes of justice administered by military courts, often subject to civilian appellate review. Courts-martial are generally convened as ad hoc courts to try one or more cases referred by some high military authority. The convening officer chooses officers, and sometimes enlisted personnel, from his or her command to sit on the court, determine guilt or innocence, and hand down sentences. See also military law; a military court to try serious breaches of martial law; a trial by court martial
court-martial board: military court set up to try soldiers who have broken military law
court martial: To bring court martial proceedings against somebody
court martial: A court where cases of military law are heard
court-martialed: Of or pertaining to one who has undergone a court-martial
court-martialed: Simple past tense and past participle of court-martial
courtmartial: {n} a court to try military offenses
court martial: The spellings court martialing and court martialed are used in American English; courts martial is also used as a plural form for the noun
court martial: A military court set up to try and punish offenses taken by members of the army, navy or air force
court martial: A military court set up to try and punish offences committed by members of the army, navy or air force
court martial: If a member of the armed forces is court martialled, he or she is tried in a military court. I was court-martialled and sentenced to six months in a military prison
court martial: A court martial is a trial in a military court of a member of the armed forces who is charged with breaking a military (Hukuk) He is due to face a court-martial on drugs charges He was arrested, tried by court martial and shot
court martial: military or naval court to try offenses against military law; trial by such a court
court-martialed: {s} put on trial in a military court, tried in a court-martial
courtmartial: To subject to trial by a court- martial
courtmartial: A court consisting of military or naval officers, for the trial of one belonging to the army or navy, or of offenses against military or naval law
drumhead court martial: informal brief court martial held on a battlefield for an offense that was committed during military operations
drumhead court-martial: a military court convened to hear urgent charges of offences committed in action
drumhead court-martial: A court-martial held for the summary trial of an offense committed during military operations
field court-martial: temporary military court set up away from base
general court-martial: military court, naval court
general court-martial: A court-martial consisting of at least five officers for trying major offenses
special court martial: court martial convened to try cases of minor violations (in the USA)
special court-martial: In the U.S. armed forces, a court-martial consisting of at least three officers for trying intermediate offenses
special court-martial: a court-martial to try soldiers for offences less serious that than those committed in action; consists of at least three officers
summary court-martial: In the U.S. armed forces, a court-martial consisting of one officer, convened and held to try relatively minor offenses