The Administration of Justice Under Military And Martial Law : As Applicable to the Army, Navy, Marines, And Auxiliary Forces
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5 If this view be correct, then the offence must have been committed after the Proclamation was issued, and of course must be tried before the same is recalled.
24. The remedy here — as in the other cases of usurped power — is an appeal to the Common Law Tribunals of the 1 In anticipation of the landing of an enemy in Ireland, the Duke of Wellington wrote thus, in December 1807 : — " The next thing to do is to proclaim Martial Law all over the country ; the object of this proclamation will be n...ot to subject the people to Military licen- tiousness, but to oblige them to obey, and to make it criminal to disobey the orders of the General, or other Superior Officers commanding in the different districts.
" The orders must be : — " 1st. To prevent any man from leaving his house between sunset and sunrise without a pass, except Justices of the Peace and those attending them to enforce the obedience to the orders of the General.
" 2nd. To oblige every man to post upon his door the list of the names, and the description of the persons in his house.
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5 If this view be correct, then the offence must have been committed after the Proclamation was issued, and of course must be tried before the same is recalled.
24. The remedy here — as in the other cases of usurped power — is an appeal to the Common Law Tribunals of the 1 In anticipation of the landing of an enemy in Ireland, the Duke of Wellington wrote thus, in December 1807 : — " The next thing to do is to proclaim Martial Law all over the country ; the object of this proclamation will be n...ot to subject the people to Military licen- tiousness, but to oblige them to obey, and to make it criminal to disobey the orders of the General, or other Superior Officers commanding in the different districts.
" The orders must be : — " 1st. To prevent any man from leaving his house between sunset and sunrise without a pass, except Justices of the Peace and those attending them to enforce the obedience to the orders of the General.
" 2nd. To oblige every man to post upon his door the list of the names, and the description of the persons in his house.
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