Definition of "court-martialing" []

• Present participle of court-martial. (verb)

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• "Hasan's lawyer, had argued in the past against court-martialing his client, saying that such cases tend to take longer and be more expensive."
• "They are court-martialing the 34-year-old Springhill, La., native, alleging he was never in Afghanistan, wasn't wounded and didn't earn the combat medals he wore - or the many privileges he enjoyed."
• "Now some of the military brass are court-martialing three brave Navy SEALs for allegedly throwing a single punch at Iraqi terrorist leader Ahmed Hashim Abed."