Summary of changes
R.C.M. 1011 — Adjournment
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1011
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Original text
The military judge may adjourn the court-martial at the end of the trial of an accused or proceed to trial of other cases referred to that court-martial. Such an adjournment may be for a definite or indefinite period.
Current text
The military judge may adjourn the court-martial at the end of the trial of an accused or proceed to trial of other cases referred to that court-martial. Such an adjournment may be for a definite or indefinite period.
1011|D
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Original text
A court-martial and its personnel have certain powers and responsibilities following the trial. See , e.g. , R.C.M. 502(d)(4) Discussion (G), 502(d)(5) Discussion (E), 808, 1007, Chapter XI.
Current text
A court-martial and its personnel have certain powers and responsibilities following the trial. See , e.g. , R.C.M. 502(d)(4) Discussion (G), 502(d)(5) Discussion (E), 808, 1007, Chapter XI.
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