A) Summary court-martial.
B) Civilian court.
C) Special court-martial.
D) General court-martial.

A) A military judge or jury.
B) The accused service member.
C) A civilian jury.
D) The defendant's lawyer.

A) To abolish courts-martial.
B) To encourage court-martial avoidance.
C) To provide rules for conducting courts-martial.
D) To confuse legal proceedings.

A) The President.
B) The convening authority.
C) The military judge.
D) The accused service member.

A) To abolish military ranks.
B) To grant automatic pardons.
C) To escalate minor offenses to courts-martial.
D) To provide a non-judicial punishment process.

A) The Court of Military Justice.
B) The Supreme Court.
C) The President's Court.
D) The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces.

A) To ignore international law.
B) To authorize unlimited warfare.
C) To establish rules for the treatment of prisoners of war and civilians in times of war.
D) To subvert military justice.

A) That individuals can only be liable for their own actions.
B) The idea that superiors may be held responsible for the actions of their subordinates.
C) That military commanders are never held accountable for the actions of their subordinates.
D) That every service member is personally responsible for all actions.

A) Charge
B) Summons
C) Indictment
D) Citation

A) Treason
B) Insurrection
C) Sabotage
D) Subversion

A) Whenever they disagree with the order.
B) If the order is unlawful.
C) If the order is inconvenient.
D) If the order comes from a superior officer.

A) To promote chaos and anarchy.
B) To favor certain individuals in the military.
C) To maintain discipline, order, and efficiency within the military.
D) To disregard military standards.

A) Execution.
B) A dishonorable discharge.
C) One month of confinement.
D) No punishment.

A) Subpoena
B) Warrant
C) Summons
D) Indictment

A) The Sixth Amendment
B) The Geneva Conventions
C) The Military Code of Conduct
D) The Declaration of Geneva

A) Convening authority
B) Military judge
C) Prosecutor
D) Defense attorney

A) The Supreme Court
B) The President
C) Congress
D) The Department of Defense

A) The Nuremberg Code
B) The Geneva Conventions
C) The United Nations Charter
D) The Hague Conventions

A) The President.
B) The Secretary of Defense.
C) The Inspector General.
D) The Joint Chiefs of Staff.

A) Sedition
B) Espionage
C) Mutiny
D) Piracy

A) AWOL (Absent Without Leave)
B) DEROS (Date Estimated Return of Overseas Service)
C) PCS (Permanent Change of Station)
D) POW (Prisoner of War)

A) Confine
B) Restriction
C) Extra duty
D) Detachment