exclusive juridiction to hear and determine:
(a) military offences and war crimes;
(b) crimes against humanity and crimes of genocide;
(c) offences relating to acts of terrorism and the security of the State;
(d) offences of piracy and unlawful acts against the safety of maritime navigation and platforms;
(e) offences committed by servicemen or civi-
lian personnel serving in the defence forces, with or without civilian co-offenders or accomplices, in a military establishment or in the exercise of their duties;
(f) offences against the law governing 1st ,
2nd , 3rd and 4th category weapons, as spe-
cified in the law to lay down general weapons and ammunition regulations in Cameroon;
(g) offences committed using the weaponsUBLIQUE DU CAMEROUN 15 juillet 2017
(2) In misdemeanours or minor offen-
ces:
(a) cases shall be tried by a single Judge;
(b) notwithstanding the provisions of Section 7 (2) (a) above, the Tribunal may, by an interlocutory decision of its own motion or at the instance of the State Prosecutor or one of
the parties, rule that a case be tried by a col-
legiate bench.
(3) In any case, where the collegiate bench of the Military Tribunal is presided over by a civilian judicial officer, the 2 (two) Assessors must be members of the defence forces.
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In force from 12-07-2017 (date unconfirmed)Source page 4
Section 8 of the Law no2017/12 of 12 July 2017 to lay down the Code of Military Justice./akn/cm/act/loi/2017-07-12/2017-012
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