Which court is most often the court of last resort for cases involving military law?

A. the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims

B. the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

C. the Veterans Appeals Court

D. the courts-martial

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Bailee Adams

9 November, 05:57

Which court is most often the court of last resort for cases involving military law?

A. the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims

B. the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

C. the Veterans Appeals Court

D. the courts-martial

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Rodney Parsons · Answer 1

It would be "B. the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces," that is most often the court of last resort for cases involving military law, since these cases usually begin with a Court Martial.

Which court is most often the court of last resort for cases involving military law?A. the Court of Appeals for Veterans ClaimsB. the Court of Appeals for the Armed ForcesC. the Veterans Appeals CourtD. the courts-martial

Which court is most often the court of last resort for cases involving military law?

A. the Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims

B. the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces

C. the Veterans Appeals Court

D. the courts-martial