On the record
I am not contending for the doctrine that a military order is absolutely conclusive upon the courts, but it is always entitled to respectful consideration and will be presumed lawful until the contrary is shown.
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Jacobs argues that military orders should be respected but not considered absolute, highlighting the balance between military and judicial authority.
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