court-martialled

Faced military tribunal

Court-martialled is the past tense of court-martial, meaning tried by a military court for offenses under military law: He was court-martialled for desertion.

The spelling with double L is standard in British English; American English uses court-martialed.

A court-martial handles violations that civilian courts don't address—insubordination, dereliction of duty, conduct unbecoming an officer.

proceedings

tribunal

Judicial decision-making body

defense · testimony · witness · evidence · verdict · acquittal · conviction · appeal · adjudication · judge advocate

military-justice

military law

Armed forces legal system

convening authority · code of conduct · military tribunal

offenses

insubordination

Defying workplace authority

  • desertionUnlawful abandonment of duty
  • mutinyRevolt against authority
  • AWOLAbsent without permission

dereliction · misconduct · treason · cowardice · fraternization · violation · infraction · breach · disobedience · negligence

consequences

discharge

Release of substance outward

dishonorable discharge · brig · stockade · reprimand · dismissal · imprisonment · loss of pay · hard labor · cashiering · detention

Opposites
military vs civilian legal process

court-martialledindicted

Formally charged legally

arraigned · prosecuted · charged · sued

legal condemnation vs commendation

court-martialleddecorated

Made more visually appealing

honoured · commended · promoted · honored · awarded

accused/prosecuted vs exonerated

court-martialledacquitted

Declared legally innocent

exonerated · cleared · vindicated · absolved · found not guilty

Family

court, courts, courted, courting, courtly, courtier, courtiers, courtesy, courteous

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