The Courts-Martial (Evidence) Regulations 1977
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Author Description
Enabling power: Criminal justice act, 1967, s.12; Army act, 1955, s.99A; Air Force act, 1955, s.99A. Issued: 4.2.77. Made: 19.1.77. Laid: 4.2.77. Coming into force: In acc.with Reg.1.
Menrva's Summary
THE THESIS
This document outlines the regulations governing courts-martial proceedings within the British military, as established by enabling legislation.
THE SCOPE MAP
- What You Will Find:
- Specific regulations for courts-martial proceedings.
- Enabling legislation cited: Criminal Justice Act 1967, Army Act 1955, Air Force Act 1955.
- Details on the issuance, making, and laying of these regulations.
- Provisions for the commencement of regulations, referencing Regulation 1.
THE AUTHORITY PERSPECTIVE
This is a foundational legal document detailing procedural rules for military justice in the UK. Its authority derives directly from parliamentary acts, establishing a clear framework for courts-martial. The text serves as a primary source for understanding military legal processes during the period it was enacted.
Page Count:
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Publication Date:
1977-02-04
Publisher:
Stationery Office
ISBN-10:
0110700864
ISBN-13:
9780110700861
Non-Fiction
Law
Government Regulations
Military Law
