The Gazette 1995

GAZETTE

JULY 1995

court's entitlement to avail of its own experience and knowledge to consider not only whether conduct was to the prejudice of good order and discipline but also whether the accused would have known it to be so. The Courts Martial Appeal Court held that there was no ground of appeal on the basis that the Court Martial had exceeded its jurisdiction, holding that under s.l 19 of the Defence Act 1954, both the Appellant and the bandsman with whom the conduct had been committed were at all times subject to military law. The right to privacy was also considered. The Courts Martial Appeal Court held that there was no basis to challenge the finding of the Court Martial and the appeal was dismissed. An application to have the appeal heard in camera was refused, the court ruling there is no power given in the Courts Martial Appeals Act 1983 to exclude the

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