Controlling misconduct in the military

Description:

This study examines a wide range of techniques available to control misconduct in the military, with particular emphasis on events in Somalia. The techniques employed are looked at from an historical and comparative perspective and range from rewards and administrative sanctions to the use of military police and military justice. The author recommends a number of changes including that military police have greater independence in pursuing investigations, providing additional safeguards for persons proceeded against in military tribunals, and establishing greater civilian oversight of military misconduct.

subjects: Canada,  Canada. Armed Forces,  Canada. Canadian Army,  Courts-martial and courts of inquiry,  Military discipline,  Military offenses,  Military police,  Somalia Affair, 1992-1997,  Canada. Canadian Armed Forces,  Forces armees,  Somalia Affair (1992-1997) fast (OCoLC)fst01125729,  Cours martiales et tribunaux d'enquete,  Discipline militaire,  Police militaire,  Armed Forces,  Forces armées,  Cours martiales et tribunaux d'enquête

Places: Canada