Short answers, pulled from the story.
Harold Pringle was the last Canadian soldier executed pursuant to a court-martial in 1945 for murder. The abolition of capital punishment for military offenses in 1998 marked the end of this era in Canada.
Harold Pringle was executed in 1945 for murder pursuant to a court-martial. Capital punishment for military offenses was abolished in Canada in 1998.
The Canadian system operates on a two-tier structure where summary trials are handled by superior officers and serious matters are heard by independent military judges under the Office of the Chief Military Judge. This system culminated in the abolition of capital punishment for military offenses in 1998.
The Military Court of the People's Liberation Army stands as the highest level military court in China. It is organized under the dual leadership of the Supreme People's Court and the Political and Legal Committee of the Central Military Commission.
The military court system for occupied territories in the West Bank was established in 1967 and modeled partially on the British military court system set up in 1937. It operates under martial law.
The Netherlands tries military members within a special military section of the civilian court in Arnhem. This section is composed of one military member and two civilian judges.