Synonyms for court-martial
ˈkɔrt, ˈkoʊrtcourt-mar·tial

Princeton's WordNet

1. court-martialnoun

   a military court to try members of the armed services who are accused of serious breaches of martial law

2. court-martialverb

   a trial that is conducted by a military court

3. court-martialverb

   subject to trial by court-martial

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1. List of paraphrases for "court-martial":

   courts-martial, military

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1. Jason Amerine:

   One of those resources was my constitutional right to speak to members of Congress. But he testified that after I made protected disclosures to Congress, The Army suspended my clearance, removed me from my job, and sought to court martial me.

2. Regina Rodriguez:

   . Shortly before the couple were buried, the gunman’s first wife spoke publicly for the first time since the massacre. Tessa Brennaman said Tessa Brennaman lived in constant fear of Kelley, a former airman, and said he had once placed a handgun against Tessa Brennaman head and threatened to kill Tessa Brennaman. He just had a lot of demons or hatred inside of him, Brennaman, 25, told CBS’s Inside Edition. In 2012, while stationed at an Air Force base in New Mexico, Kelley received a court-martial conviction for physically abusing Brennaman and fracturing his infant stepson’s skull. At the Grace Bible Church in La Vernia where the Richard Rodriguez funeral service was held, about 500 people gathered to hear tributes to the couple, who were married in 2006. Rodriguez’s first wife died 15 years ago. Richard Rodriguez only child, daughter Regina Rodriguez, 33, said it was a small comfort that Regina Rodriguez father and Therese died together, deeply in love and inside their place of worship. What a perfect way to leave this world, not one of them going through mourning and burying each other, because I know that my dad could n’t do it again.

3. Steve Vladeck:

   Lt. Col. Briggs has consistently maintained his innocence in this case, but the question the government is asking the Supreme Court to decide is not what actually happened between him and DK, but the more technical legal question whether the military has the power to court-martial servicemembers for offenses that allegedly took place well over a decade ago, and in which, according to the highest court in the military, the statute of limitations had already expired.

4. Matthew Neil:

   This was a historic court-martial. The first general officer that was court-martialed at a general court-martial in the Air Force's 75-year history, air Force takes seriously allegations of sexual assault or sexual offenses that are committed, those are investigated, and, when appropriate, offenders are held accountable without fear or favor regarding someone's status.

5. Clay Martin:

   Mike Nelson told the Times. CLICK HERE TO GET THE FOX NEWS APP Clay Martin, a retired Army Special Forces sergeant first class, told the paper that The Army should have waited to see if Mathew Golsteyn was convicted before taking Mathew Golsteyn awards. I honestly think Clay Martin would have won at court martial as well.