Absence of member of court, fail-
ure to object to ... Trial § 1.15
Additional charges, failure to ob-
ject to lack of oath to

Chg & Spec §§ 5.7, 37.1
Advance leave regulation, waiver
of provisions not permitted
Mil Pers § 37.5
Allotments, waiver of indebtedness
for erroneous payments of

Pay § 29.5
Authenticity of documentary evi-
dence, waiver of proof
Evid § 255.3
Best evidence rule ... Des § 49.7
Challenges, failure to make, see
CHALLENGES

Confession obtained without warn-

ing of rights, failure to object
to admission of ... Evid § 133.1
Depositions, matters as to, see
DEPOSITIONS

Duplicity, failure to object to
War & Def § 77.14
Family allowances, waiver of in-
debtedness for erroneous pay-

Former jeopardy, failure to raise
defense of
Rehear § 1
Hearsay, failure to object to
Evid § 277.3
Homicide, expert medical testi-
mony as to cause of death, fail-
ure to object .... Evid § 223.5
Hospitalization in connection with
case before correction board,
waiver of reimbursement

Hosp, Med, etc § 11.1
Instructions to court, failure to ob-
ject or request clarification, see
INSTRUCTIONS TO COURT
Known errors during trial, failure
to object... New Trial § 7.1
Maternity care in civilian hospital
for wife of member of Army,
lack of authority for payment
from medical service fund
Hosp, Med, etc § 15.1

Pretrial investigation, failure to
object to insufficiency of

Chg & Spec § 41.1

Waiver-Cont'd

Previous convictions, incompetent
proof of, failure to object

Evid § 277.1
Regulations, waiver of provisions
in ..
Citiz § 13.5
Search and seizure, evidence ob-
tained by, see SEARCH AND SEI-

ZURE

Self-incrimination,

privilege
against, see SELF-INCRIMINA-

TION

Special court-martial jurisdiction,
failure to object, in capital case
Crt-M § 43.5
Specification, failure to object to
defects in ..... Mil Pers § 45.11
Forg § 21.1
Statute of limitations, failure to
instruct that statute may be
waived
Trial § 57.6
Statute of limitations, generally
Non-Jud Pun § 5.61
Stipulation as waiver of produc-
tion of pass alleged to be wrong-
fully possessed by accused
Mil Pers § 52.1
Temporary appointment of officer,
as waiver of physical qualifica-
tions
Officers § 21.15

Walsh-Healey Act

See CONTRACTS

War and defense

See also OCCUPIED TERRITORY
Civil defense, see CIVIL DEFENSE
Confiscation of property in foreign
country-

just compensation provision of

Fifth Amendment as applica-
ble to... War & Def § 31
repossession of property by gov-
ernment through inducing for-
eign country to place embargo
thereon as "a taking"
War & Def § 31

Korea, see KOREA
Misbehavior before the enemy, see
MISBEHAVIOR BEFORE THE EN-

EMY

Universal Military Training and
Service Act, see UNIVERSAL MIL-
ITARY TRAINING AND SERVICE
Аст

War Contracts Hardship Claims Act
See CONTRACTS

CWOAUS, promotion to, as new
appointment in higher grade
Warr & Fl Off § 15
waiver or exception to regula-
tion governing not authorized
Warr & Fl Off § 27

Regular Army warrant officers,
first proviso of sec 5 of Act of
21 August 1941 applicable only
to
Retire § 35.3
Relief from active duty and ap-
pointment in Regular Army for
purpose of retirement, lump-sum
pay for accrued leave

Mil Pers § 41.5
Reserve appointment failing to
specifically order officer to ac-
tive duty Warr & Fl Off § 15
Term of appointment to CWOAUS
on 21 December 1951

Warr & Fl Off § 15

Warrant of attachment

Court of inquiry, see COURT OF
INQUIRY

Waste, etc. of private property

Exceptions and substitutions
changing nature of offense

Waste, etc of Prop § 8.1

Punishment where amount of dam-

age not alleged

Loss, etc Mil Prop § 25.7

Wearing of uniform
See UNIFORM

Whiskey

See LIQUOR

Wife

See HUSBAND AND WIFE

Willful disobedience

See DISOBEDIENCE OF ORDERS AND
REGULATIONS

Willfulness

Defined. Loss, etc Mil Prop § 25.1

Wire recorder

Record of trial, use of wire record-
er in making or in keeping
Trial § 77.1

Wire tapping

Recording interview-

admissions as voluntary

Self-incrim § 6.5

self-incrimination

Self-incrim § 6.5

Witnesses

Accused as-

answers, comment by president
of court as to manner of mak-
ing
Trial § 27.9

Witnesses-Cont'd

Accused as-Cont'd

court member's question to ac-
cused with respect to identi-
ty of stolen article as cured
by instruction to disregard
Self-Incrim § 3.1
cross-examination of accused, in-
fra this topic
failure of accused to testify, trial
counsel's comment on

Trial § 35.5
impeachment, infra this topic
judicial confessions or admis-
sions, see CONFESSIONS OR AD-
MISSIONS

questions by law officer, materi-
ality and relevancy, generally
Worth Checks § 13.1

uncorroborated testimony of,
rejection of .... Larc § 15.11
unsworn statement as not suf-
ficient to rebut presumption of
sanity
Defenses § 35.9
Attorney-client privilege-
attorney's work product defined
Witn § 43.27
confidential matters, privilege
limited to.. Crt of Inq § 19.11
Witn § 43.27

documents-
attorney-client
document pre-existing

non-legal services, documents

relationship,

Witn § 43.27

accomplice's testimony, neces-
sity of corroborating

Witn § 87.5
instruction as to need for cor-
roboration of single witness
Perj § 36.9

out-of-court statement by an-
other to witness, failure to
grant out-of-court hearing on
question of admissibility
Witn § 121.1
refusal of requested instruction
as to insufficiency of uncor-
roborated testimony of victim
of sexual offense if self-con-
tradictory, where statements
prior to trial were inconsistent
Sodomy § 20.15
sexual offense, uncorroborated
testimony of victim of

Rape § 59.37
Court of inquiry, witnesses before,
see COURT OF INQUIRY

Witnesses-Cont'd

Cross-examination of accused
-Cont'd

prior inconsistent statement ob-
tained in violation of Art 31,
questioning accused as to,
failure of accused to object
Evid § 133.1
repetition of question as to con-
viction of felony after denial
by accused Witn § 101.1

Depositions, see DEPOSITIONS
Expert, see EXPERT AND OPINION
EVIDENCE

Failure of accused to testify, trial
counsel's comment as to

Trial § 35.5
Failure of prosecution to call-
generally

accused, witnesses available to

Witn § 3.1

Witn § 3.1

confession, officer who partici-
pated in taking of. Witn § 3.1
cumulative testimony Witn § 3.1
Former testimony, see FORMER
TRIAL, TESTIMONY AT

Foundation for prior inconsistent
statements
Witn § 107.1

Husband or wife-

assault upon child by accused
husband, inadmissibility of
wife's statement to physician
in respect to.... Witn § 39.11
offenses against or injuries to
spouse, testimonial privilege
not applicable to

Witn § 39.11
physician, inadmissibility
of
statement made by spouse to
Witn § 39.11