Court-Martial Trial Practice Blog
Courtesy of the Booneville Democrat we now know that
Several bills . . . are among a number of bill filings this week at the State Capitol in preparation for the 91st General Assembly regular session.
They include:
- House Bill 1059, by Rep. House, would criminalize the violation of a military order of protection to allow state prosecution of such an order, in addition to any penalties that may be prescribed by military authorities.
- House Bill 1060, by Rep. House, would raise the maximum fine for contempt of a military court to $500, from the current maximum of $100.
- House Bill 1061, by Rep. House, would extend the statute of limitations for military justice from the current three years to five years.
- House Bill 1062, by Rep. House, would amend the law concerning the issuance of process, mandates, and subpoenas issued by military courts martial to include those issued by a military judge to be directed to and enforced by local law enforcement.
- House Bill 1063, by Rep. House, would amend the law regarding procedures used by military courts to give the governor executive authority over military courts of the organized militia.
- House Bill 1064, by Rep. House, would extend the offense of second degree criminal impersonation to anyone who fraudulently claims to be a member of the armed forces or National Guard.