Congressional Record: Proceedings and Debates of the ... Congress, Volume 99, Part 7U.S. Government Printing Office, 1953 - Law |
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Page 8730
... courts will have juris- diction over Americans who commit of- fenses while off duty against the laws of the country where they are stationed . Our own military authorities will retain jurisdiction over offenses committed in performance ...
... courts will have juris- diction over Americans who commit of- fenses while off duty against the laws of the country where they are stationed . Our own military authorities will retain jurisdiction over offenses committed in performance ...
Page 8732
... court . Now , let me refer back to the clause with regard to " offenses relating to the security " of the foreign ... courts of that country , if he should be caught making a statement derogatory to the government of that country . Mr ...
... court . Now , let me refer back to the clause with regard to " offenses relating to the security " of the foreign ... courts of that country , if he should be caught making a statement derogatory to the government of that country . Mr ...
Page 8734
... Court of the United States said : It is well settled that a foreign army per- mitted to march through a friendly country , or to be stationed in it , by permission of its government or sovereign , is exempt from the civil and criminal ...
... Court of the United States said : It is well settled that a foreign army per- mitted to march through a friendly country , or to be stationed in it , by permission of its government or sovereign , is exempt from the civil and criminal ...
Page 8735
... courts . The French , the Belgians , the English , and we , respectively , have jurisdiction over the courts . What we are trying to do by ratification of the treaties is to give consent in regard to how civil and criminal actions shall ...
... courts . The French , the Belgians , the English , and we , respectively , have jurisdiction over the courts . What we are trying to do by ratification of the treaties is to give consent in regard to how civil and criminal actions shall ...
Page 8736
... courts over which we have no jurisdic- tion . Mr. WILEY . Of course , we would not do that . Suppose , however , there is no treaty ; suppose we carry on as we now are . How are our troops abroad treated now ? Mr. BRICKER . I do not ...
... courts over which we have no jurisdic- tion . Mr. WILEY . Of course , we would not do that . Suppose , however , there is no treaty ; suppose we carry on as we now are . How are our troops abroad treated now ? Mr. BRICKER . I do not ...
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