United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court at ... and Rules Announced at ..., Volum 327United States. Supreme Court, John Chandler Bancroft Davis, Henry Putzel, Henry C. Lind, Frank D. Wagner Banks & Bros., Law Publishers, 1947 |
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... commit " specified atrocities against the civilian population and prisoners of war . Peti- tioner was found guilty and sentenced to death . Held : 1. The military commission appointed to try the petitioner was lawfully created . P. 9 ...
... commit " specified atrocities against the civilian population and prisoners of war . Peti- tioner was found guilty and sentenced to death . Held : 1. The military commission appointed to try the petitioner was lawfully created . P. 9 ...
Side 2
... committed by enemy combatants . P. 11 . 2. Trial of the petitioner by the military commission was lawful , although hostilities had ceased . P. 12 . ( a ) A violation of the law of war , committed before the cessa- tion of hostilities ...
... committed by enemy combatants . P. 11 . 2. Trial of the petitioner by the military commission was lawful , although hostilities had ceased . P. 12 . ( a ) A violation of the law of war , committed before the cessa- tion of hostilities ...
Side 3
... committed while a combatant . P. 20 . ( c ) The Court expresses no opinion on the question of the wis- dom of considering such evidence as was received in this proceeding , nor on the question whether the action of a military tribunal ...
... committed while a combatant . P. 20 . ( c ) The Court expresses no opinion on the question of the wis- dom of considering such evidence as was received in this proceeding , nor on the question whether the action of a military tribunal ...
Side 10
... committed , where petitioner surren- dered as a prisoner of war , and where , at the time of the order convening the commission , he was detained as a pris oner in custody of the United States Army . The congres- sional recognition of ...
... committed , where petitioner surren- dered as a prisoner of war , and where , at the time of the order convening the commission , he was detained as a pris oner in custody of the United States Army . The congres- sional recognition of ...
Side 11
... committed by enemy combatants . And we turn to the question whether the authority to create the commission and direct the trial by military order continued after the cessation of hostilities . An important incident to the conduct of war ...
... committed by enemy combatants . And we turn to the question whether the authority to create the commission and direct the trial by military order continued after the cessation of hostilities . An important incident to the conduct of war ...
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United States Reports: Cases Adjudged in the Supreme Court, Volum 320 United States. Supreme Court Uten tilgangsbegrensning - 1944 |
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Side 174 - Co. case, we answer the first question in the affirmative and the second in the negative. The...
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