The nine court-martial cases included here were compiled and transcribed verbatim by the author/editor from copies of the original, hand-written, case files as a supplement to his book, "The 47th Indiana Volunteer Infantry: A Civil War History," McFarland and Company, Inc., Publishers, 2012.The case files of the four officers and seven soldiers presented here comprise all of the court-martial records for the 47th Indiana Volunteer Infantry found by the Index Project at the National Archives in Washington, D.C. The cases include: 1."One Bully Down" -- A soldier/civilian encounter in Memphis, TN.2. "An Officer's Privilege" -- The rights of enlisted men in the field.3. "A Pretty Wild Boy" -- How the court dealt with rambunctious soldiers.4. "Back Home Again in Indiana" -- An early case of absence without leave.5. "The Misbehaving Soldiers" -- The regiment's only case on record of soldier misconduct in battle.6. "The Knight-Errant" -- Differences of opinion among the lawyer-officers of the 47th Indiana.7. "The Cantankerous Cook" -- Violent disputes among enlisted men.8. "The 'Pugelistick' Champion of the State of Indiana" -- Defining "enlistment" and "desertion" in a volunteer regiment.9. "The Misplaced" -- Trouble with paperwork during wartime.These court-martial cases provide an unabridged example of the application of Civil War military law in one infantry regiment active in the field throughout the war.--------------------------------------------------------------------------------