Harmless or prejudicial error
Character evidence, see CHARAC-
TER EVIDENCE
Command influence, see COM-
MAND INFLUENCE
Confessions, matters as to, see
CONFESSIONS AND ADMISSIONS
Cross-examination of accused, ac-
cusatory questions implying
misconduct
Witn § 105.3
Cumulative error-
conferences between law officer
and members of court during
recess, error occurring in
Trial § 31.1
Depositions, see DEPOSITIONS
Findings, error requiring dismiss-
al of, or rehearing on, some
findings as not necessarily af-
fecting other findings
Rehear § 1
General prejudice, presence of law
officer in deliberations on offense
Trial § 65.5
Handcuffs on accused when
brought into courtroom
Trial § 7.21
Improvident plea of guilty, con-
sideration as harmless error
where court is properly in-
structed and evidence is com-
pelling
Pleas § 9.5
Instructions, see INSTRUCTIONS TO
COURT
Newspaper reporters' presence at
trial as not prejudicial
Trial § 23.15
Photograph of court members,
publication in base newspaper
as not prejudicial
Cause of death-
admissibility of death certificate
to establish Homic § 121.7
admissibility of testimony of
doctor executing death cer-
tificate
Homic § 121.7
evidence held sufficient to estab-
lish that act of accused con-
tributed to ... Homic § 119.1
Charges and specifications-
identity of victim, specification
held sufficient with respect to
allegation of Homic § 73.11
name of victim, failure to set
out
Homic § 73.11
Civilian policeman shooting en-
listed man while acting under
order of Air Force officer, re-
moval of trial to federal court
Officers § 1
Conspiracy to commit, see CON-
evidence held sufficient as to
name, failure to set out in speci-
fication
Homic § 73.11
specification held sufficient with
respect to allegation of
Homic § 73.11
Instructions to court-
culpable negligence-
failure to instruct as to proxi-
mate cause.. Homic § 82.31
premeditated murder-
aggravated assault held not
raised by evidence so as to
require instructions
Homic § 28.11
Homic § 119.1
distinction from unpremedi-
tated murder, instructing on
Homic § 82.3
evidence held insufficient to re-
quire instructions on volun-
tary manslaughter
Defenses § 35.9
irresistible impulse, "police-
man at the elbow" test
mental ability to deliberate,
consideration of mental dis-
orders short of insanity,
failure to instruct on
Trial § 57.9
mental ability to deliberate,
evidence held insufficient to
raise issue so as to require
instructions .. Homic § 82.3
premeditation—
evidence as to use of drugs
held insufficient to require
instruction to consider
drowsiness in determining
capacity to premeditate
Homic § 82.3
evidence of intoxication held
insufficient to require in-
structions on effect on ca-
pacity to premeditate
Homic § 82.15
requested instruction on, as
sufficiently covered by in-
struction in terms of Man-
ual definition
Photograph of victim, admissibili-
ty to corroborate testimony as
to position of weapon
Evid § 183.5
Physical condition of victim, effect
of ..
Homic § 82.11
Premeditated murder-
board of review statement ac-
cused was suffering from
mental aberration as not indi-
cating improper affirmance of
conviction of .. Homic § 51.11
charges and specifications, supra
this topic
evidence, sufficiency
Homic § 113.1
instructions to court. supra this
topic
participation of accused, evi-
dence held sufficient to estab-
lish
Homic § 113.1
unlawfulness of killing, evi-
dence held sufficient to estab-
lish
Ho:nic § 107.1
Homosexuals-Cont'd
Sodomy, see SODOMY.
Truthfulness, expert testimony as
to
Evid § 203.1
Honorable discharge
As character evidence Trial § 57.2
Hospitals and hospitalization
Civilian employees of cost-plus
contractor, duty of Coast Guard
to furnish medical services for
Contracts § 149.57
Civilian medical care, see CIVILIAN
MEDICAL CARE
Conviction by court-martial as
affecting eligibility to receive
medical care
Hosp, Med, etc § 11.7
National Guardsman-
injury on way home from field
training duty, pay and allow-
ances for period of home
treatment
NG § 61.7
non-line of duty injury
hospitalization beyond train-
ing period
ordered into active service, en-
titlement to benefits provided
for Regular Army personnel
Res F § 61.1
Reserve officer, invalidity of orders
calling to active duty for pur-
poses of hospitalization
Res F § 5.35
Reservists hospitalized as result
of disease or injury while per-
forming active duty without
pay, entitled to pay and allow-
ances during hospitalization
Res F § 61.5
Reservists ordered into active mil-
itary service, entitlement to
benefits provided for Regular
Army personnel. Res F § 61.1
Retired personnel-
periodic physical examination,
travel allowances and free
meals for persons required to
submit to
Hosp, Med, etc § 1.21
Indebtedness to government
Indecent acts with child
See CHILDREN
Indecent assault
See ASSAULT
Wire tapping, admissibility of evi-
dence obtained by.. Evid § 69.5
Individual counsel
See DEFENSE COUNSEL
Induction or draft
Change in draft registrant's sta-
tus, waiver of claim for defer-
ment because of failure to re-
port
War & Def § 5.9
Deferment as privilege only
War & Def § 5.27
Doctors and dentists inducted or
called to active duty, process-
ing time as credited as active
duty
War & Def § 5.27
Doctors' Draft Law, constitution-
ality
War & Def § 5.27
Postponement of induction after
order to report is given, effect
War & Def § 5.9
ROTC graduate, deferment status
as not subject to withdrawal by
Army
War & Def § 5.9
Reserve status terminated by
War & Def § 5.9
Validity of reenlistment in NG
after receipt of order to report
for induction
NG § 40.27
Validity of Reserve commission
accepted after order to report
for induction but prior to actual
induction ...... War & Def § 5.9
See PRESUMPTIONS AND INFER-
Admissions to, admissibility in ab-
sence of warning of rights
Evid § 133.15
Conspiracy, informer as not party
Statements of, admissibility
Injury
Scope of term under District of
Columbia Workmen's Compen-
sation Act as inapplicable un-
der Career Compensation Act
Retire § 20
Presumption of, see PRESUMP-
TIONS AND INFERENCES
Instructions to court
As to particular offenses, see top-
ics covering such offenses
Accessories after the fact, evi-
dence held insufficient to require
instructions on
Accy & Prin § 5.1
Accomplice's testimony, instruct-
ing as to.... Trial § 57.17
Accused's failure to testify, in-
structing as to, see WITNESSES
Additional instructions or clarifi-
cation-
circumstantial evidence, infra
this topic
definition of uncorroborated
testimony, cure of error in
by clarifying instruction
Trial § 57.17
failure to object to instructions
or to request additional in-
structions or clarification-
generally
Trial § 56.9
Conduct, etc § 61.13
elements of offense, failure to
object to instructions on, as
not waiver. Disobed § 35.3
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