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If General Hovey’s decision to try Milligan in a military court was so clearly unconstitutional, why do you think he did not bring Milligan before a civil court?
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If General Hovey’s decision to try Milligan in a military court was so clearly unconstitutional, why do you think he did not bring Milligan before a civil court?

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Answer:he wanted a quicker verdict of guilty with the military court

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