Digest of Decisions Relating to National Banks 1912 With Appendix 1912 1920
Digest of Decisions Relating to National Banks 1912 With Appendix 1912 1920
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39, 321, 627, Nov. , 1877, and Aug. , 1878; C. 2955, Feb. , 1897; 15591, Dec. 9, 1903.
IX C. A court-martial is authorized, in its discretion, to sit with doors closed to the pubhc. Except, however, when temporarily closed for deliberation, courts-martial in this country are almost invariably open to the public during a trial. R. 29, 3 If. , June, 1869. But in a particular case where the offenses charged were of a scan- dalous nature, it was recommended that the court be directed to sit with do...ors closed to the public. 0. 1637, Aug. , 1895; G. C. M. Record No. 55974.
IX D. A court-martial, after having entered upon a trial which has to be suspended on account of the absence of material witnesses, or for other cause, is authorized, in its discretion, to take up a new case not likely to involve an extended investigation, and proceed with it to its teriTiination before resuming the trial of the first case. R. 3, 281, Aug. , 1863; 9, 650, Sept. , 1864; . -^^, ^48, May, 1868.^ IX E 1. Wliere the act committed involves several distinct offenses, the accused may properly be arraigned upon the same number of separate charges.
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39, 321, 627, Nov. , 1877, and Aug. , 1878; C. 2955, Feb. , 1897; 15591, Dec. 9, 1903.
IX C. A court-martial is authorized, in its discretion, to sit with doors closed to the pubhc. Except, however, when temporarily closed for deliberation, courts-martial in this country are almost invariably open to the public during a trial. R. 29, 3 If. , June, 1869. But in a particular case where the offenses charged were of a scan- dalous nature, it was recommended that the court be directed to sit with do...ors closed to the public. 0. 1637, Aug. , 1895; G. C. M. Record No. 55974.
IX D. A court-martial, after having entered upon a trial which has to be suspended on account of the absence of material witnesses, or for other cause, is authorized, in its discretion, to take up a new case not likely to involve an extended investigation, and proceed with it to its teriTiination before resuming the trial of the first case. R. 3, 281, Aug. , 1863; 9, 650, Sept. , 1864; . -^^, ^48, May, 1868.^ IX E 1. Wliere the act committed involves several distinct offenses, the accused may properly be arraigned upon the same number of separate charges.
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