Georgia § 38-2-1022 Convening of general courts-martial

Georgia Statutes

§ 38-2-1022 — Convening of general courts-martial

(a)General courts-martial may be convened by the Governor. The Governor may delegate the authority to convene general courts-martial to the adjutant general, but such authority shall not be delegated further.

(b)If the Governor is the accuser, the general court-martial shall be convened by the Lieutenant Governor.

(c)For administrative purposes other than the actual convening of a general court-martial, the adjutant general shall be considered the general court-martial convening authority.

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(a) General courts-martial may be convened by the Governor. The Governor may delegate the authority to convene general courts-martial to the adjutant general, but such authority shall not be delegated further. (b) If the Governor is the accuser, the general court-martial shall be convened by the Lieutenant Governor. (c) For administrative purposes other than the actual convening of a general court-martial, the adjutant general shall be considered the general court-martial convening authority.

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