[The figures refer to pages] COURTS-MARTIAL (Continued), Punishments, 17. Action by appointing or superior authority, 18. State's power to provide, 59. Volunteer Army man cannot be tried by Regular Army men, 339. Review by Judge Advocate General, 604. Jurisdiction of prisoners of war, 804. Effect of error, 805. Jurisdiction of divisional and departmental commanders, 806. Procedure under G. O. 7, 8OS. Duration of arrest, 811. Interim investigation, 813. Larceny, penalty, 814. Procedure, 816. Officer preparing charge as a member of the court, 817. Charge laid under wrong A. W., 822. Summary court jurisdiction, 823. Charges under A. W. 96, 824. Penitentiary sentences, 825. Escape from confinement charge, 827. Military persons purchasing liquor, 829. Summary court, power to reduce rank, 830. Errors in record, 831. Offense of disobedience of orders, 834. Punishment of prisoners of war, 839. Place of confinement, 846. COURTS OF INQUIRY, 28. CRIMINAL LIABILITY OF SOLDIER, Soldiers invading one state at the behest of the subordinate military Officers and enlisted men, 235.- DELIVERY OF SOLDIER TO CIVIL AUTHORITIES, 694. DENTAL CORPS, OFFICERS, 767, 771. DESERTION, 21, 647. Arrest for by civil officer, 697. Forfeiture of pay, 743. Effect on allotment for Liberty Bonds, 774. DISCHARGE, For disloyalty, 74€. Without trial, 752. DISLOYALTY AS CAUSE FOR DISCHARGE, 746. DISRESPECT, 21. EFFICIENCY BOARDS, 790. EMERGENCY SHIPPING FUND ACT, 482. ENLISTED MEN, Criminal liability of, 235. Pay of, 408. Final discharge of, 409. Transfers of, 695. Discharge when convicted of felony, 712. ENLISTED RESERVE CORP'S, 418. ENLISTMENT, [The figures refer to pages] State cannot procure release of man who enlisted while under age, 90. Creates status, 377. By one over age limit, 377. Parents' consent, 382. In Regular Army, 407. In National Guard, 425. ESPIONAGE ACT, 484. Amended, 500. Held constitutional, 631. Prosecution under, 631, 672, 677. ESTATES OF DECEDENT SOLDIERS, 776. EXECUTIVE CO-ORDINATION ACT, 586. EXECUTIVE POWERS, 163. EXECUTIVE ORDERS, No. 2877. Law officers to act under Department of Justice, 606. EXEMPTION, Members of certain religious sects, 617, 647. Power of district exemption board, 650. EXPORTS, Certain, unlawful, 493. Seizure of arms intended for, 491. EXTRA COMPENSATION FOR EXTRA WORK, 750. FOOD AND FUEL CONTROL ACT, 504. FOREIGN CLAIMS ACT, 583. FOREIGN COMMERCE, INTERFERENCE WITH, 488. FOREIGN RELATIONS, DISTURBANCE OF, 493. FORFEITURE OF PAY AS AFFECTING ALLOTMENTS, 738, 774. FRAUDULENT ENLISTMENT, 20. FURLOUGH ACT, 575. GENERAL ORDERS, No. 50. No. 7. Relating to review of death or dismissal sentence, 604. No. 66. No. 73. No. 78. Appointment of officers, 614. No. 83. War risk insurance questions, 616. GENESIS OF ANGLO-AMERICAN MILITARY LAW, 1. GOVERNMENT LIABILITY FOR DAMAGE CAUSED BY MILITARY GOVERNOR'S POWER TO DECLARE MARTIAL LAW, 135, 148. GROUP PAY STOPPED FOR TORTS, 717, 773. HABEAS CORPUS, Suspension of, 122, 135, 148. State cannot release man from United States Army by, 90. [The figures refer to pages] IN THE FIELD, MAN ON TRANSPORT DEEMED, 641. INDUCTED MEN, Transfer to Enlisted Reserve Corps, 735. Eligible for war risk insurance, 744. INDUCTION, EFFECT OF AS TO PAY, 802. INTOXICATING LIQUORS, 611. JURISDICTION OF OFFENSE BY SELECTIVE EN ROUTE TO CAMP, 727. LAND CONDEMNATION ACT, 502. MARINE CORPS, Status of, 335. Service in, counts toward longevity pay, 335. MEDALS OF HONOR, 441, 588. MILITARY COMMISSION, POWER OF, 122, 135. MILITARY GOVERNOR, APPOINTMENT OF, DOES NOT CHANGE LAWS MILITARY JURISDICTION OF CIVILIAN EMPLOYÉS, 729. MILITARY POLICE, JURISDICTION OVER CIVILIANS, 820. MILITARY POWER OF STATE, Organization and control of militia, 56. Court-martial by state authority of man called to service of United States Has no power to wage war or make treaties, 74. May adopt Articles of War and subject its militiamen to same, 110. To declare martial law, 135, 148. To establish military commission, 138. To raise Home Guard, 689. MILITARY POWER OF UNITED STATES, Supreme over state power, 90. Control over military reservations, 97. To transport troops through states, 132. MILITARY RESERVATIONS, 90. MILITIA, 421. State may organize, 689. MILITIAMAN, Not subject to Articles of War, 118. Distinguished from Army and Navy men, 118. MINOR, Discharge when drafted, 702. Induction when falsely registering as over age, 709. Enlistment when under 18 without parents' consent, 714, 787. MISCELLANEOUS CRIMES, 25. MUTINY ACT, 1. NATIONAL DEFENSE ACT, 384. Amendment to, 597. NATIONAL GUARD, Filling of vacancies when drafted into federal service, 427. [The figures refer to pages] NATIONAL GUARD (Continued), Militia Bureau of the War Department, 428. Encampments and maneuvers, 432. When subject to laws of Regular Army, 434. Pay for officers, 435. Pay for enlisted men, 436. When drafted into federal service, 437. Applicable to land forces only, 439. Loses its identity in United States Army, 613. Drafting of, 691. Federal status of, as to pay, 781. NAVAL EMERGENCY FUND ACT, 458. NEUTRALITY, ENFORCEMENT OF, 488. NONMAILABLE MATTER, 631. OFFICERS, Civil liability for corporal punishment administered to enlisted man, 201. Liability for acts commanded, 215. Rank by brevet and otherwise, 350. Resignation, 351. Dismissal by President, 351, 355. Has no vested interest or contract right, 362. Cannot assign unearned salary, 369. Promotions, 372. Cannot have leave without pay, 374. Vacancies and appointments, 614. Interest in government contract, 696. Transfer of, 698. Discharge of. temporarily promoted, 731. Effect of staff commission on line commission, 755. Temporary and permanent commissions, 794. Mileage for testifying before civil courts, 797. Not amenable to laws of enemy country, 227. Not civilly liable for acts of subordinate, 244. OFFICERS' RESERVE CORPS, 411, 413. ORDERS AS JUSTIFICATION FOR ACTS OF SOLDIERS, 216, 217, 226, PARTNERSHIP DISSOLVED BY WAR, 303. PASSPORTS, 494. PERSONS SUBJECT TO MILITARY LAW, 647. PLUNDER PROHIBITED, 225. PREFERENCE FOR MILITARY TRAFFIC, 447, Constitutional provisions, 6. To issue neutrality proclamation, 52. To call out militia, 163. Commander in chief, 165, 188. To establish rules, 168. Can invade hostile country, 170. Can institute provisional government, 174, 179. May stop or condition commerce with enemy, 181. Cannot issue orders in conflict with statutes of Congress, 189. [The figures refer to pages] PRESIDENT'S POWERS (Continued). May act as executive through heads of departments, 192. To enlist men outside draft age, 600. To increase drafted army, 600. Under Selective Draft Act, 647. PRIORITY SHIPMENT ACT, 502. Punishment of, 839. Compensation for labor, 847. PROPERTY, Right to seize, 217. 219. Confiscation of. 225. Destroyed in military operations, 281. PROSTITUTION PROHIBITED NEAR CANTONMENTS, 596, PROTECTION OF THE UNIFORM, 443. PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT, President may institute, 174, 179. · PURCHASE OF MILITARY SUPPLIES. 439, RE-ENLISTMENT, 411, 748. REFUND OF DISCHARGE PURCHASE MONEY TO DRAFTED MAN, 780. REGULAR ARMY, Distinguished from Volunteer' Army, 339. Composition of, 384. Brigades, divisions, etc., 385. General officers of the line, 385. General Staff Corps, 386. Adjutant General's Department, 388. Inspector General's Department, 388. Judge Advocate General's Department, 388. Quartermaster's Corps, 389. Medical Department, 390. Corps of Engineers, 393. Ordnance Department, 394. Signal Corps, 394. Bureau of Insular Affairs of the War Department, 396. Veterinarians, 396. Composition of Infantry units, 398. Cavalry units, 399. Field Artillery units, 400. Coast Artillery Corps, 401. Porto Rico Regiment of Infantry, 402. Loses its identity in United States Army, 613. REGULAR ARMY RESERVE, 409, 410. RELIGIOUS LIBERTY, Not violated by certain exemptions from service, 617. REMOVAL OF RESERVE OFFICERS FROM INTERNMENT TO OFFI- RESERVE OFFICERS' TRAINING CORPS, 414. Detail of officers for, 445. RESIDENCE OF SOLDIER, 112. |