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Military and Native American Criminal Justice
- Early military justice
- Military Police
- Military justice reform
- Court-martials
- The court-martial process
- Military appeals courts
- Native American justice systems
- Limited criminal jurisdiction
- Tribal criminal justice
- High crime rates
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In the early twenty-first century multiple criminal justice systems existed in the United States. Two major kinds of systems—in addition to the civilian U.S. criminal justice system—were...
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