Mutiny Act
Reprinted (in part only) from The Statutes at Large of Pennsylvania from 1682 to 1801, V (Wm. Stanley Ray, State Printer of Pennsylvania, 1898), 266-8.
[November 4, 1756]

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And in order to prevent all doubts that may arise in relation to punishing of crimes and offenses committed against a former act of assembly of this province, entitled “An act for regulating the officers and soldiers commissionated and raised by the governor for the defense of this province”:

Be it declared and enacted by the authority aforesaid, That all crimes and offenses which have been committed against the said former act shall and may during the continuance of this present act be inquired of, heard, tried, determined, adjudged and punished before and by the like courts, persons, powers, authorities, ways, means and methods as the like crimes and offenses committed against this present act may be inquired of, heard, tried, determined, adjudged and punished.

This act to continue and to be in force until the twenty-fifth day of March next and no longer.

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