civilian

civilian
A scholar who is versed in the Roman law and the civil law; a person who is not in the armed forces. Discharged military prisoners, discharged enlisted men, and rejected applicants for enlistment in the army, all have the status of the civilian. United States v Union Pacific Railroad Co. 249 US 354, 358, 63 L Ed 643, 645.

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