Military Law Examiner: Containing Questions Set At Public Examinations In Military Law From 1890 To

The Military Law Examiner, compiled by Sisson Cooper Pratt, is a valuable resource for anyone interested in the history of military law. This book contains a comprehensive collection of questions from public examinations in military law spanning from 1890 to 1903, along with detailed answers. It offers a unique glimpse into the legal standards and expectations of military officers during this period.

Originally designed as a study aid for aspiring military lawyers, The Military Law Examiner provides insights into the key legal principles, regulations, and case studies relevant to military justice. Students and scholars of legal history will find this volume particularly illuminating, as it showcases the evolution of military jurisprudence and the challenges faced by legal professionals in the armed forces. The meticulous compilation of examination questions and answers makes this an indispensable reference for those seeking to understand the historical context of military law.

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