1834.

LAWS OF MARYLAND.

CHAP. 251.

State, or insurrection or threatened insurrection therein, or
opposition to the laws of the State, he shall be cashiered or

Cashiered or fined

500 dollars

punished by fine not exceeding five hundred dollars, at the
discretion ol a brigade court martial, and if the command-

Company officer
neglecting

ing officer of any company shall, on any such occasion,
neglect or refuse to give orders for assembling the company
to which he belongs, or any part thereof, at the direction of
the commanding officer of the regiment, extra battalion, or

Cashiered or find

100 dollars

squadron, to which such company belongs, he shall be cash-
iered or punished by a fine, not exceeding one hundred dol-
lars, at the discretion of a regimental court martial; and a
non-commissioned officer, offending in such case, shall be
fined at the discretion of a company court martial, in any
sum not exceeding twenty dollars.

Company officer
neglecting to

make lists of

person for duty

&c

Article 3.— If any captain or commanding officer of a
company shall refuse or neglect to make a list of the per-
sons notified to perform any tour of duty, or to send or con-
vey the same to the commanding officer of the regiment,
extra battalion or squadron to which such company may
belong, for every such neglect or refusal, he shall be cashier-
ed or fined at the discretion of a regimental court martial, a

Fine 5 to 100 doll-

ars

sum not exceeding one hundred dollars, nor less than five
dollars.

General court mar-

tial

Article 4. — Every general court martial, shall consist of
twelve members, one of whom, at least, shall be a general
officer, and none under the grade of field officer.

Division court

Article 5. — Every division court martial shall consist of
twelve members, two thirds of whom, at least, shall be field
officers.

Brigade C. M.

Article 6. — Every brigade court martial shall consist of
twelve members, at least one third ol whom shall be field
officers.

Regimental

Article 7.— Every regimental court martial shall he com-
posed of six commissioned officers.

Extra battalion

Article 8. — Every extra battalion or squadron court
martial shall consist of six commissioned officers.

Company

Article 9.— Every company court martial shall be com-
posed of one subaltern officer, one non-commissioned officer,
and one private, to be appointed by the commanding officer
of the company; and in case there should be no subaltern or
non-commissioned officer attached to said company, then
the captain shall apply to the commanding officer of the re-
gimient, extra battalion or squadron to which he may be
attached, who shall, within three days after such application,
order a commissioned, or non-commissioned officer, or