Court martial. After a finding of guilt is entered, or if the accused has pleaded guilty, the defendant is allowed to introduce evidence that either mitigate or explain guilt. Sources: TOS: "Court Martial", "The Menagerie, Part I", "The Menagerie, Part II". Alternatively, Starfleet could convene a board of inquiry to engage in fact-finding. Sources: TNG: "Allegiance", "Suspicions", "The Pegasus". In the 23rd century, some Starfleet starships carried a court recorder for the purpose of recording

#StarTrek #humor #funnypost #Spock #captainkirk #captainpike #Menagerie #Talosians #scifi #StarshipEnterprise #memes #space Captain Kirk, Captain Pike, and Mr. Spock seen having a deep discussion during Spock's court martial (while viewing Pike's adventures on Talus IV) in the Star Trek (TOS) Episode called "The Menagerie, Part I & Part 2." Kirk is upset with Spock stealing the Enterprise based on his "emotional sentiment" for Captain Pike. Captain Pike gets the last word in this post. 😄 Kirk s

Starfleet Records. Starfleet Disciplinary Legal Proceedings: Court-Martial. A court martial (pl. "courts martial") referres to a judicial proceeding within a military. Starfleet is a military organization. Offenses tried before a court martial range from insubordination to culpable negligence to violations of Starfleet General Orders... A general court martial is the highest form of court martial proceedings an individual might face. Sources: TOS: "Court Martial", "The Menagerie, Part I", "The M