U.S. military tribunals

U.S. military tribunals are special courts established to try individuals for violations of military law or war-related offenses, especially during times of war or national emergency. Unlike regular civilian courts, they have different rules and procedures designed to address issues of security and wartime conduct. These tribunals can be used for foreign nationals accused of terrorism or espionage. The goal is to provide a legal process, but critics often raise concerns about fairness, transparency, and the rights of defendants compared to ordinary judicial proceedings. Overall, military tribunals serve to uphold military justice in specific contexts.