Sentence examples for disobedience of orders from inspiring English sources

Contempt by Disobedience of Orders.

On March 7th, Louaillier was tried by a court-martial for mutiny, being a spy, and disobedience of orders, among other charges.

Accused beat, slapped and put POWs in the guardhouse on no rations and/or reduced rations for minor infractions of the rules (being unable to work, failure to bow, spitting in the accused's presence, gambling, disobedience of orders).

Censured for disobedience of orders, Hopkins returned to the fleet, but his continued inactivity and quarrels with his officers induced Congress to suspend him from his command in March 1777.

In December 1914 he was court-martialled and sentenced to two years' imprisonment for negligence, disobedience of orders, and homicide through negligence.

On February 8 , 1831 he was tried for gross neglect of duty and disobedience of orders for refusing to attend formations, classes, or church.

Noncompliance With and Disobedience of Supreme Court Orders by State Courts.

"The offence of disobedience of lawful orders carries a maximum sentence of two years in prison," said Cecil's lawyer John Francis Onyango.

Congress may, by suitable laws, provide for the calling forth of the militia, and annex suitable penalties to disobedience of their orders, and direct the manner, in which the delinquents may be tried.

Coakley entered into the record his definition of mutiny: "Collective insubordination, collective disobedience of lawful orders of a superior officer, is mutiny".

F. PLEASANTS, Clerk". And thereupon the order was made adjudging the petitioner guilty of contempt by his disobedience of said order, and requiring him forthwith to dismiss the suit of The Commonwealth v.