United States court-martial system

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The United States court-martial system is the formal military justice framework that conducts criminal trials of service members under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, operating as an internal judicial system separate from civilian courts.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf judicial system
military justice system
administeredBy United States Air Force
United States Army
United States Coast Guard
Department of Defense
surface form: United States Department of Defense

United States Marine Corps
United States Navy
United States Space Force
appliesLaw Uniform Code of Military Justice
canImpose confinement
death penalty in certain cases
forfeiture of pay
punitive discharge
reduction in rank
component general court-martial
special court-martial
summary court-martial
country United States of America
surface form: United States
governedBy Manual for Courts-Martial
Manual for Courts-Martial
surface form: Rules for Courts-Martial
hasAppealTo United States Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces
service Courts of Criminal Appeals
hasPossibleReviewBy Supreme Court of the United States
includesRole convening authority
court-martial panel members
defense counsel
military judge
trial counsel
jurisdictionOver National Guard members in federal service
certain civilians accompanying the force in the field
members of the United States armed forces
reservists on active duty
legalBasis Article I of the United States Constitution
originatedFrom Articles of War (Royal Navy)
surface form: Articles for the Government of the Navy

Articles of War
providesRight right against self-incrimination
right to call witnesses
right to counsel
right to cross-examine witnesses
purpose adjudication of criminal offenses under military law
maintenance of good order and discipline in the armed forces
reformedBy Uniform Code of Military Justice
surface form: Uniform Code of Military Justice of 1950
separateFrom federal judiciary of the United States
surface form: United States federal civilian court system

state civilian court systems
subjectTo civilian oversight by Congress
executive oversight by the President of the United States
usesStandardOfProof beyond a reasonable doubt

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United States military commission distinguishedFrom United States court-martial system
Army Court of Criminal Appeals partOf United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system
Navy-Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals reviewsCasesFrom United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: general courts-martial
Air Force Court of Criminal Appeals reviewsCasesFrom United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: general courts-martial
Judge Advocate General and Chief Counsel of the Coast Guard appliesToJurisdiction United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system (as applied to the Coast Guard)
Judge Advocate General of the Navy oversees United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: Navy courts-martial system
Colonel Denise Lind jurisdiction United States court-martial system
subject surface form: Denise Lind
this entity surface form: U.S. military justice system
ACCA legalSystem United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system
ACCA hearsAppealsFrom United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: Army courts-martial
NMCCA jurisdiction United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system
AFCCA partOf United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system
CGCCA legalSystem United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States military justice system
CGCCA partOf United States court-martial system
this entity surface form: United States armed forces judiciary