Military Government and Martial Law

action allegiance arms army Articles of War belligerent rights Bluntschli captured Chap circumstances citizens civil authorities common law conduct confiscation conquered conqueror conquest Constitution cotton courts-martial crimes criminal decisions declared district duty effect enemy property enemy's country enforce ernment established Ex parte Milligan executive exercise existence fact Federal foreign governor Halleck held hostile inhabitants instance insurgents insurrection invader judges judgment judicial jurisdiction justice justified latter law of nations laws of war liable loyal martial law measures ment Mexico military authorities military commander military commissions military government military occupation military power necessary necessity occupied offences operations opinion Orleans parties peace persons possession President principle prisoners of war private property proclamation prosecution protection public enemy punishment question rebel rebellion regard render rule secure seizure soldiers Statutes at Large Supreme Court Supreme Federal Tribunal tion trade treated tribunals troops Union United Wallace Wheaton