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close liaison with the Legal Adviser of the
Office of Military Government for Germany and with the Theater Judge Advocate.
II----CHIEF PROSECUTOR. Effective this date, the Chief of Counsel for
War Crimes will also serve as Chief Prosecutor under the Charter of the
International Military Tribunal, established by the Agreement of 8 August 1945.
III----ANNOUNCEMENT OF ASSIGNMENTS. Effective this date, Brigadier
General Telford Taylor, USA, is announced as Chief of Counsel for War Crimes,
in which capacity he will also serve as Chief Prosecutor for the United States
under the Charter of the International Military Tribunal, established by the
Agreement of 8 August 1945.
BY COMMAND OF GENERAL McNARNEY:
C. R. HUEBNER
Major General GSC,
Chief of Staff
OFFICIAL:
GEORGE F. HERBERT
Colonel, AGD
Adjutant General
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MILITARY GOVERNMENT GERMANY
UNITED STATES ZONE
ORDINANCE NO. 7
ORGANIZATION AND POWERS OF CERTAIN MILITARY TRIBUNALS
Article I
The Purpose of this Ordinance is to provide for the
establishment of military tribunals which shall have power to try and punish
persons charged with offenses recognized as crimes in Article II of Control
Council Law No. 10, including conspiracies to commit any such crimes. Nothing
herein shall prejudice the jurisdiction or the powers of other courts
established or which may be established for the trial of any such offenses.
Article II
(a) Pursuant to the powers of the Military Governor for the United States Zone
Of Occupation within Germany and further pursuant to the powers conferred upon
the Zone Commander by Control Council Law No. 10 and Articles 10 and 11 of the
Charter of the International Military Tribunal annexed to the London Agreement
of 8 August 1945 certain tribunals to be known as "Military
Tribunals" shall be established hereunder.
(b) Each such tribunal shall consist of three or more members to be designated
by the Military Governor. One alternate member may be designated to any
tribunal if deemed advisable by the Military Governor. Except as provided in
subsection (c) of this Article, all members and alternates shall be
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