Principle

MILITARY LAW — Court Martial — Improper Constitution — Effect on Trial

Area of law
MILITARY LAW
Court
Supreme Court

This principle establishes that a court martial not properly constituted is a nullity, and any process or trial conducted by it is void ab initio. The principle applies in military law. It ensures that courts martial are properly constituted. The principle reflects the effect of…

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