Sergeants shall not if they object thereto be brought to trial before regimental, garrison, or summary courts-martial without the authority of the officer competent to order their trial by general court-martial
Ben Harrison: “Sergeants shall not if they object thereto be brought to trial before regimental, garrison, or summary courts-martial…”
On the recordFebruary 25, 1891
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