UCMJ Article 126: Arson
Article 126 defines and penalizes arson in the military context, distinguishing between aggravated arson and simple arson. Aggravated arson involves…
Article 126 defines and penalizes arson in the military context, distinguishing between aggravated arson and simple arson. Aggravated arson involves…
Receiving, buying, or concealing stolen property under Article 134 criminalizes the knowing acquisition or concealment of property that has been…
Article 89 makes it an offense for any person subject to the UCMJ to behave with disrespect toward a superior…
Article 110 criminalizes the improper hazarding of any vessel in the naval service of the United States. The article distinguishes…
Article 81 prohibits two or more persons subject to the UCMJ from agreeing to commit an offense and then taking…
Article 125 criminalizes the wrongful seizure, confinement, inveigling, decoying, or carrying away of another person and holding that person against…
Article 113 criminalizes the drunken, reckless, or wanton operation of vehicles, aircraft, and vessels, as well as operation while impaired…
Article 112a is the primary drug offense provision of the UCMJ, covering the wrongful use, possession, manufacture, distribution, introduction, and…
Article 132 addresses various forms of fraud against the United States, including the making or delivery of false claims, forgery…
Article 134, known as the General Article, is the broadest and most versatile punitive article in the UCMJ. It operates…
Article 103 addresses espionage in the form of spying and provides for the most severe penalties in the UCMJ, including…
Breaking medical quarantine under Article 134 covers the willful violation of a quarantine imposed by lawful authority for the prevention…
Article 120 is the UCMJ's primary provision addressing rape and sexual assault within the military. The article has undergone multiple…
Article 87 criminalizes the failure of a service member to deploy with their ship, aircraft, or unit when it departs…
Article 97 prohibits the unlawful detention or confinement of any person by someone acting under military authority. It serves as…
Article 127 criminalizes extortion, defined as obtaining something of value from another person through the wrongful use of force, threats,…
Article 91 prohibits three forms of insubordinate conduct directed at warrant officers, noncommissioned officers, or petty officers: striking or assaulting…
Dishonorably failing to pay debts under Article 134 addresses conduct by service members who fail to pay just debts in…
Jumping from a vessel into the water is a specialized military offense under Article 134 that criminalizes the act of…
Article 108 addresses offenses involving U.S. military property, including selling, damaging, destroying, or wrongfully disposing of it, as well as…