Armed Forces Discipline Act 2000 (repealed)
Armed Forces Discipline Act 2000 (repealed) (2000 c. 4)
- Armed Forces Discipline Act 2000 (repealed) (2000 c. 4)
- Custody
- 1 Custody without charge.
- 2 Custody after charge.
- 3 Review of custody after charge.
- 4 Custody during court-martial proceedings.
- 5 Release from custody after charge or during proceedings.
- 6 Arrest during proceedings.
- 7 Judicial officers.
- 8 Custody rules.
- 9 Bail in proceedings for illegal absence.
- 10 Further amendments relating to custody.
- Election for court-martial trial
- 11 Right to elect court-martial trial.
- 12 Limit on powers of courts-martial where accused elected court-martial trial.
- Functions of prosecuting authority
- 13 Functions of prosecuting authority.
- Summary appeal courts
- 14 Summary appeal courts.
- 15 Appointment of judge advocates.
- 16 Officers qualified for membership of summary appeal court.
- 17 Constitution of court for appeals.
- 18 Right of appeal.
- 19 Hearing of appeals.
- 20 Powers of court.
- 21 Making of, and appeals from, decisions of court.
- 22 Rules.
- 23 Oaths required of members of court.
- 24 Privilege of witnesses and others.
- 25 Further amendments relating to summary appeal courts.
- Supplemental
- 26 Interpretation.
- 27 Repeals.
- 28 Short title and commencement.
- SCHEDULES
- SCHEDULE 1 Amendments of 1955 Acts and 1957 Act relating to custody
- Army Act 1955 (c.18) and Air Force Act 1955 (c.19)
- Naval Discipline Act 1957 (c.53)
- SCHEDULE 2 Functions of prosecuting authority
- General functions of prosecuting authority
- Cases where charge may be referred back to commanding officer
- Power to make provision for cases where election relates to two or more charges
- SCHEDULE 3 Amendments of 1955 Acts and 1957 Act relating to summary appeal courts
- Offences in relation to summary appeal court
- Rules about election for immediate commencement of sentence
- Offences by civilians in relation to summary appeal court
- Commencement and suspension of sentences
- Consecutive terms of detention
- Limitation of total period of sentences of detention
- Persons ceasing to be subject to service law
- Civilians
- Review of summary findings and awards
- Relations between service law and civil courts
- Meaning of “the summary appeal court”
- SCHEDULE 4 Repeals
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