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1. Introductory
provisions
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Article 02-The
primary objectives of the Military Code |
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The primary objectives of the
Military Code |
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The primary objectives of the Military Code are as follows: |
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1. To provide a single supreme document codifying all military laws; |
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2. To present the full list of just penalties, their limits and application; |
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3. To define the grounds of military responsibility; |
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4. To outline the limits of sentencing for each particular military offence and ensure sentencing limits meets with the standards and expectation of society; |
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5. To clearly place in context the position of military law versus civil law, military law and other unifying codes; |
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6. To provide a single supreme document codifying all military rules and procedures relating to all military law; |
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7. To present a clear set of military judicial standards and code of conduct for all justices and temporary positions of judgment; |
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8. To define the complete operation of military courts, including function, bodies, procedures and systems; |
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9. To outline the limits of key instruments of law including discovery and investigation, evidence, the jury, warrants and the securing/granting of conditional release of accused persons; |
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10. To protect the rights and privileges of military personnel of United-Australia by ensure the fair operation of the military jjudicial system and all those that perform a function within the scope of the articles defined within the Military code. |
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