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May 31st, 2005
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| Milites Gregarius  | Post; I need some help Military court in British armyA soldier is charged with misappropriation of army property. What type of court would the hearing take place in? What would the process be leading up to the trial? What would the sentence be if found guilty? Thank you very much Andy
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May 31st, 2005
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| Centurion | Depends on the severity of the crime. The solider could be charged by his company OC or his unit CO. If the crime is more serious then I would be put before a higher court. I imagine the British way is the same as the Canadian. |
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June 1st, 2005
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| Forum Digger  | Theft is a very serious crime in the Australian DFDA (defence force discipline act) which is based on the traditions of the British system. Theft punishment can range from loss of pay and extra duties to up to 10 years in a military prison.
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June 25th, 2005
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| Immunes | it will more than likely fall on the the sholders of either the RSM or OC worst case will be the CO
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July 22nd, 2005
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| Tribuni Angusticlavii | Depends what he has stolen, he could wind up on minor charge for a small item or if he knicked some thing rather naughty he could face a Court Martial and a spell in a Military Prison. |
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