Supreme Court of Connecticut July 15, 1835 (Hall v. Howd)
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United States · · · 15-07-1835
Waite, J.
By the provisions of the statute of this state “ for forming and conducting the military force,” the commanding officer of a militia company is empowered to impose a fine upon any non-commissioned officer, musician or private, of his company, who neglects to perform military duty, when lawfully required; and after having given him due notice, if the fine is not paid and no appeal taken,
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