The JAG Journal, 22-25. sējumiOffice of the Judge Advocate General, Department of the Navy, 1967 |
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1.–5. rezultāts no 100.
17. lappuse
... reasonable doubt each and every element of an offense be- fore an accused may be convicted . On the other hand , for the court - martial to be the prime mover in directing the production of specific evi- 3. MCM , 1951 , par . 54b . 4 ...
... reasonable doubt each and every element of an offense be- fore an accused may be convicted . On the other hand , for the court - martial to be the prime mover in directing the production of specific evi- 3. MCM , 1951 , par . 54b . 4 ...
19. lappuse
... reasonable possibility that , but for the prior conviction , the court might have seen fit to adjudge a sentence not including a punitive discharge . We have concluded that the ends of justice will best be served in this instance by ...
... reasonable possibility that , but for the prior conviction , the court might have seen fit to adjudge a sentence not including a punitive discharge . We have concluded that the ends of justice will best be served in this instance by ...
24. lappuse
... reasonable accuracy , it could be argued that there was a militarily effective permanent " seizure " or " enclosure " of the seas within 3 miles of the coast . 4. The overwhelming majority of coastal states now claim territorial seas of ...
... reasonable accuracy , it could be argued that there was a militarily effective permanent " seizure " or " enclosure " of the seas within 3 miles of the coast . 4. The overwhelming majority of coastal states now claim territorial seas of ...
28. lappuse
... reasonable regard to the interests of other States in their exercise of the free- dom of the high seas . The principle of freedom of the seas , as the text of the Convention reveals , could be more accurately called the freedom of the ...
... reasonable regard to the interests of other States in their exercise of the free- dom of the high seas . The principle of freedom of the seas , as the text of the Convention reveals , could be more accurately called the freedom of the ...
38. lappuse
... reasonable to predict that increasingly numer- ous conflicts of uses will arise on and over the continental shelf . Thus , in a practical sense , the Convention codifies a system of order responsive to the needs of today . 41. 656 feet ...
... reasonable to predict that increasingly numer- ous conflicts of uses will arise on and over the continental shelf . Thus , in a practical sense , the Convention codifies a system of order responsive to the needs of today . 41. 656 feet ...
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