Discharge of soldiers on account of sentence to imprisonment by civil court.

Sentences of convicts in penitentiaries in 1890.
Published: (1891)

Offenses and punishments of seamen.
Published: (1899)

[Authorization of Parole Board Supervision Discharge for D.C. Parolees Unexpired Sentence Terms].
Published: (1961)

[Abatement of sentences of general prisoners for good conduct].
Published: (1904)

[Abatement of sentences of garrison prisoners for good conduct].
Published: (1904)

[Sentencing instructions for general courts-martial].
Published: (1906)

Censure and sanctions /
by: Von Hirsch, Andrew
Published: (1993)

[Prohibition on summary court sentences to perform kitchen police duty].
Published: (1907)

[Limiting court-martial sentences, extract from amendment of U.S. Revised Statutes].
Published: (1875)

To Increase the Maximum Imprisonment for Traffic Violations from Ten Days to Ninety Days.
Published: (1960)

Suspension of sentences under 52nd Article of War.
Published: (1921)

Circular letter.
Published: (1882)

[Forfeiture of pay for court-martialled soldiers].
Published: (1906)

Discrimination in drug sentencing.
Published: (2015)

[Guidelines for military prisoners sentence reductions].
Published: (1904)

[Pay and allowances for soldiers released from confinement for good behavior and returned to duty].
Published: (1878)

Reducing Sentences of Imprisonment Imposed upon Persons Held in Custody for Want of Bail While Awaiting Trial for the Time So Spent in Custody.
Published: (1960)

To Amend the D.C. Traffic Act, 1925, As Amended.
Published: (1968)

Awarding of punishments to enlisted personnel of naval service.
Published: (1920)

It's not all black & white.
Published: (2017)

[Courts-martial sentencing of enlisted men for military offenses].
Published: (1900)

[Instructions for proper form of military court sentences].
Published: (1889)

[Court-martial sentences for sale or loss of military supplies and property].
Published: (1884)

Limitation of punishments in trials by general courts-martial.
Published: (1919)

To Increase the Maximum Imprisonment for Traffic Violations from Ten Days to Ninety Days.
Published: (1963)

To Prescribe Penalties for Willful Concealment of Goods or Merchandise on the Premises of Stores in D.C.; and To Exempt Certain Persons, Having Probable Cause To Believe Such Offenses Have Been Committed, from Civil Liability in Connection with Apprehension of Persons Suspect Thereof.
Published: (1959)

Relative treatment discharged Canadian soldiers.
Published: (1921)

[Statutory provisions prohibiting brands, marks, tattoos, and corporal punishments].
Published: (1872)

[Document not titled.].
Published: (1914)

[Document not titled.].
Published: (1917)

[Revision of D.C. Divorce, Separation, and Marriage Annulment Requirements and Specification of Grounds].
Published: (1961)

[Instructions on making up absent time of deserters whose sentences are disapproved].
Published: (1883)

[Court-martial and sentence of Navy personnel for various offenses].
Published: (1865)

[Instructions on using "military prison" term in awarding court-martial sentences to mean confinement at Fort Leavenworth Military Prison].
Published: (1879)

Entry of soldier's prior organization on discharge certificate.
Published: (1919)

[Applications for remission or mitigation of court-martial sentences].
Published: (1887)