1. court-martial - Noun
2. court-martial - Verb
A court consisting of military or naval officers, for the trial of one belonging to the army or navy, or of offenses against military or naval law.
To subject to trial by a court-martial.
Source: Webster's dictionarycourt martial
A dispute between Keppel and Palliser arose and Palliser brought charges of misconduct and neglect of duty against Keppel and the Admiralty decided to court-martial him. Source: Internet
All service members, except those embarked or attached to a vessel currently away from its homeport, have a right to refuse NJP and request a court-martial. Source: Internet
At a court-martial by Vichy, on 2 August 1940, de Gaulle was condemned to death for treason. Source: Internet
Behind the scenes, the Honor Committee revised its position and announced that it would abide by the court-martial verdict. Source: Internet
Both Lieutenant Colonel Kenneth John Hyvonen and Captain Kirk Jones died in the accident, which resulted in a court martial for an RAF air traffic controller, who was later found not guilty. Source: Internet
Both ships arrived at port safely, but Jones filed for a court-martial of Simpson, keeping him detained on the ship. Source: Internet