This diploma paper is aimed at rendering the actions of the People’s Liberation Army of Yugoslavia Eighth Corps District Court Martial. What are rendered shortly in the paper’s initial part are the gradual development of the Partisan movement, its Army and its fundamental governmental institutions. In the next chapter, there is the review of the Eighth Corps’ history, with the emphasis upon its war path and military operations where it contributed. What follows is the chronological review of the development of the Partisan court martial institutions in the wartime where it was necessary to mention the fundamental regulations and decrees which had led to the gradual organisation of those institutions. Besides, what are also rendered are the basic characteristics of the actions of the courts martial where there is most important to emphasise the obligatory cooperation with OZNA which smothered the independence of the courts martial. The paper’s central part deals with the Eighth Corps District Court Martial. There have been 37 verdicts analysed reached by the individual court assemblies of the Court Martial which include Cetina Region Headquarters Assembly, Central Dalmatia Island Region Headquarters Assembly and Central Dalmatia Headquarters Assembly. Since there were no death penalties reached in either of the Assemblies, but also in order to ensure that there has been made no wrong impression of the Court Martial, there have been a few death penalties rendered reported by Slobodna Dalmacija. In any case, all of these verdicts have given the good introspect in the way the Court Martial acted. The verdicts were written in a short and summarised way, the court procedure was fast, the Court Martial also proceeded the civilians, the proceedings were often exposed to the public and to the masses and the vagueness of some articles of The Court Martial Decree was leaving a plenty of space for the different interpretations of the crimes.