U.S. Military Justice System
From court-martials and administrative actions, to the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and military lawyers, these resources will help you understand how military laws and the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) affects military members.
What to Know About Obeying an Unlawful Military Order
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Is It Possible to Upgrade Your Military Discharge?
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What US Military Personnel Must Do If They Become A POW
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What Happens When You Fail to Obey a Military Order or Regulation
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Doing Time At Leavenworth
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Red Flags for Online Dating Scams in the Military
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Learn About Article 15 and Demanding a Trial by Court Martial
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Is Gang Activity Increasing in the U.S. Military?
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What Article IV of the Military Code of Conduct Says About Being a POW
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Doing the Wrong Thing Can Get You in Trouble in the Military
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What Are the Maximum Punishments for AWOL and Desertion?
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What Are Military Enlistment and Reenlistment Bonuses?
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What Article 128 Says About Assault and Why You Need to Know
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What You Should Know the Punitive Articles of the UCMJ Article 80
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Who Is Subject to the Provisions of the UMCJ?
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Military Pay for Retirees
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These Military Offenses Will Get You Court-Martialed
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How Military Commanders Discipline Soldiers
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How the Military Classifies Deserters After 30 Days
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Online Military Romance Scam Help
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Counselings, Admonitions, Reprimands, and Additional Training
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An Introduction to Military Justice and Its History
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Who Is Punishable Under Article 77 of the UCMJ
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How You Can Help Find Military Members Who Are AWOL Or Deserters
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What Is Article 133 and What Does it Mean to You?
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What Does Article 89 of the UCMJ Mean?
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What is Article 121 in the UCMJ - Larceny and Wrongful Appropriation?
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What are the Probable Punishments for AWOL and Desertion?
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How Avoiding Work Can Get You in Trouble Under Article 115
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Is There a Statue of Limitations for Military Offenses?
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How to File an Article 138 Complaint Under the UCMJ
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How the Military Deals With Adultery
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Find out What Military Members Can and Cannot Do in Politics
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Here Is a Look at Article II of the U.S. Military Code of Conduct
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Everything You Need to Know About Article 111
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What Military Personnel Need to Know About Article 5
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Who Is Punishable Under Article 94 of the UCMJ
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What You Need to Know About Article 91 of the UCMJ
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Article 112 Wrongful Use Possession of Controlled Substances
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Everything You Need to Know About Article 90
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What You Need to Know About Article 134
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Learn About USMJ Military Protective and Restraining Orders
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Article 88 in the UCMJ - Contempt Toward Officials
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What is the drinking age on military bases?
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All About the Servicemembers Civil Relief Act and Lease Termination
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What's the Difference Between AWOL and Desertion?
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What happens If You Go AWOL from National Guard and Reserves
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What Military Personnel Need to Know About Article 6
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Article 2 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice
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Explanation of Military Code of Conduct
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Why You Shouldn't Go AWOL or Desert the Military
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Fraternization - When Does Friendship Become a Crime?
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Learn the Federal Rules Regarding the Military Drinking Age
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Article 83: Fraudulent Enlistment or Separation
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UCMJ Article 108 is the Destruction of Government Property
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Changing Your Military Records
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Military Benefits In a Nutshell
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Nonjudicial Punishment (Article 15) Appeals