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3. Application of code beyond area of compulsory service
4. Offences endangering safety of forces
5. Offences by a person in command of troops, vessels or aircraft
6. Offences in relation to conduct in action
7. Offences relating to failure to report activities likely to endanger safety of force
8. Offences relating to signals, watchwords and disclosure of information
9. Interference with aircraft, vehicles, vessels, etc
11. Interference with guards, sentries, etc
12. Dereliction of duty by sentry, watchkeeper, etc
14. Absence without leave and non-attendance where required to attend
15. Assaulting superior officer
16. Assaulting or ill-treating subordinate
17. Using threatening, insubordinate or insulting language
18. Malingering, feigning or producing disease, maiming, etc
19. Disobeying lawful commands or orders
20. Theft of public property or property belonging to comrade, mess, etc
21. Offences in relation to the acquisition or disposal of public property
22. Causing or allowing a vessel or aircraft to be hazarded, stranded or wrecked
23. Abandoning or diverting public property or supplies
24. Negligently losing kit, equipment, arms, etc
25. Negligently or wilfully causing damage to or destruction of public property
26. Deficiencies in stores, etc
27. Using or taking article issued to or under control of another person
28. Offences in relation to the driving of vehicles and the flying of aircraft
30. False statements in official documents
31. False accusations or statements
34. Offences in relation to a military court
35. False evidence before a military court
37. Obstruction in relation to the arrest, custody or confinement of a person subject to the code
38. Offences in relation to arrest
40. Offences in relation to a person in custody
41. False complaints in writing
42. Offences in relation to the redress of wrongs
43. False representations concerning rank
44. Offences in relation to decorations or medals
45. Riotous or unseemly behaviour
46. Conduct to the prejudice of military discipline
47. Civil offences committed outside the Republic
48. Aiding, abetting, inciting, etc
49. Defeating the course of justice
54. Jurisdiction of civil courts
55. Person convicted or acquitted not to be tried again
56. Civil offence may be tried under code
57. Territorial jurisdiction of military courts
59. Trial under code when accused no longer subject to code
60. Person arrested to be brought before officer
69. Trial of more than one person
81. More than one charge may be joined in same charge sheet
84. Rules of evidence applicable in civil courts to apply also in military courts
85. Evidence must be given viva voce and in open court
89. How finding and sentence of military court to be arrived at under certain circumstances
92. One sentence imposed in respect of all the charges
93. Certain provisions to apply in case of particular punishments
95. Court may where applicable, order deductions or forfeitures of pay
97. Acquittal is not subject to confirmation
113. Prosecutor may make representations to council of review
114. Council of review to hear argument in certain cases
116. Reviewed finding or sentence deemed to be finding or sentence of military court
119. Where sentences of imprisonment, detention or field punishment to be served
121. How sentences of imprisonment and detention imposed outside the Republic to be served
122. Person in charge of prison, etc, must receive and detain person charged under code
123. Unsoundness of mind at time of commission of offence
124. Unsoundness of mind while under arrest or in custody
125. Unsoundness of mind upon arraignment or during trial in Republic
126. Unsoundness of mind upon arraignment or during trial outside the RepublicNew Link
127. Only authorized deductions may be made from pay
130. Fine may be deducted from pay
133. General Officer Commanding may remit deductions or forfeitures
135. Board of inquiry in relation to absence without leave
137. Attendance of witnesses at and composition of board of inquiry
138. Attendance of witnesses at military courts, preliminary investigations or boards of inquiry
139. Competent but not compellable witness giving evidence outside the Republic
141. How persons arrested for desertion or absence without leave to be dealt with
142. Orders by General Officer Commanding may be signed by order, instruction or letter
147. Appointment and powers of chief disciplinary officer and assistants
148. Restitution or confiscation of property
150. Exercise of powers vested in holders of military office
151. Contempt of military court by person not subject to the code
152. Corporal punishment may not be imposed
153. Defending officer as a witness
154. Trials commenced prior to commencement of code