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Unique Procedural Aspects of Court-Martial Sentencing by Jury

Holland, Robert F.

Federal sentencing reporter, 2014-12, Vol.27 (2), p.91-94 [Revista revisada por pares]

New York: University of California Press

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Unique Procedural Aspects of Court-Martial Sentencing by Jury
Autor: Holland, Robert F.
Materias: Armed forces ; Commentary ; Courts ; Courts martial ; Criminal justice ; Criminal offenses ; Criminal sentences ; Criminal sentencing ; Defendants ; Guilty verdicts ; Juries ; Jurisdiction ; Jurors ; Military defense ; Trials ; Verdicts
Es parte de: Federal sentencing reporter, 2014-12, Vol.27 (2), p.91-94
Descripción: Holland talks about the impact that courts-martial have in the overall scope of the criminal justice system in the US. Both the number of courts-martial conducted and the number of American citizen-soldiers subject to the court-martial process would place the American military justice system about forty-first among the fifty state trial jurisdictions if those were ranked from largest to smallest. Courts-martial routinely decide the guilt or innocence of Americans charged with an incredibly wide range of criminal offenses committed in the US and abroad, both on and outside of military installations.
Editor: New York: University of California Press
Idioma: Inglés

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