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In accordance with the decision of the Parliament:
Military court order (3236) Shall take effect on 1 January 1984.
It repeals the Law of 16 April 1920 on military tribunals and the trial thereof. (2006) And of the Law of 11 April 1947 on certain temporary derogations from military courts and proceedings (268/47) Of the Law of 18 January 1952 on the establishment of the Helsinki Court of Appeal of 18 January 1952, (18/52) Article 2 (2) and Law on the transfer of the duties of a court of law to the Helsinki Court of Appeal (19/20) .
The other laws or regulations provided for by law or regulation apply mutatis mutandis to the courts of the military court.
Before the entry into force of the Military Tribunal, measures may be taken to implement it.
Existing military rights shall be dealt with and resolved by the criminal law and before the entry into force of the Military Criminal Code, pending the entry into force of the law, pending before the entry into force of the law. Within three months of it.
The exercise of military rights shall cease within six months of the entry into force of the military trial. After the entry into force of the law three months after the entry into force of the law, the court is not entitled to consider a new case.
According to the law on military tribunals and court proceedings, military court cases which have not been brought in three months after the entry into force of a military trial are to be sent by military court or by the prosecutor The commander referred to in Article 13 of the Military Tribunal. The commander shall then proceed as provided for in the military trial.
Before the cessation of its activities, the court martial shall refer to cases which have not been settled, pursuant to Article 5 of the military trial, to the competent court.
In the case of an appeal for a change in the jurisdiction of the military court in accordance with Article 3 (1), the decision to declare the decision in accordance with the provisions of the previous law shall follow the entry into force of the military trial.
According to Article 5 of the Court of Appeal and the Supreme Court, the court cases pending before the Court of Appeal shall be dealt with in the order of the military court. In the case of court proceedings before the entry into force of the law, applications for the award of an appeal before the entry into force of the law are presented in a chamber of three members.
In accordance with the law on military tribunals and court proceedings, the Court of First Instance of the Helsinki Court of Appeal shall be considered at the end of the proceedings if the indictment has been lodged with the court before the military court proceedings entered into force.
The Regulation lays down the names of persons referred to in Article 30 (1) (2) of the law on military tribunals and court proceedings in a court of appeal.
This Act shall enter into force on 1 May 1983.
HE 86/81, II LaVM 14/82, SuVM 257/82
