Joseph L. Jordan is a UCMJ lawyer who travels around the globe to represent service members in military criminal defense matters. He is an accomplished, experienced military attorney who specializes in defending ALL service members against violations of the UCMJ.
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ARTICLE 134 – CHILD ENDANGERMENT. Service members who endanger the safety, welfare and/or the physical and mental health of a child aged 16 years or below, who they had a duty to take care of, through design or a culpably negligent act such that the said child suffers grievous bodily harm, or harm are violating the Article 134.
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ARTICLE 134 – DISORDERLY CONDUCT, DRUNKENNESS. An enlisted member or officer who exhibits disorderly conduct, drunkenness or the influence of alcohol, or both while on active duty at an alleged place like an army camp, station, base, an aircraft or a ship, at an alleged time is in violation of the Article 134 and shall be punished as considered appropriate by the military court.
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ARTICLE 93 CRUELTY AND MALTREATMENT. This punitive article deals with persons who are found guilty of ill- treating, oppressing or being cruel to a subordinate or any person who is required to follow the former’s orders.
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Joseph L. Jordan is a UCMJ lawyer who travels around the globe to represent service members in military criminal defense matters. He is an accomplished, experienced military attorney who specializes in defending ALL service members against violations of the UCMJ.
Our founding attorney is a former service member who served as an Army JAG officer. Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law is committed to providing military service members with excellent representation for cases and hearings both domestically and overseas. Attorney Jordan and his team obtained numerous victories for clients in:
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The Joint Service Committee on Military Justice (JSC) has released new supplementary material for the Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM) that could have a significant effect on Article 134 trials.
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Joseph L. Jordan is a UCMJ lawyer who travels around the globe to represent service members in military criminal defense matters. He is an accomplished, experienced military attorney who specializes in defending ALL service members against violations of the UCMJ.
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ARTICLE 123A. MAKING, UTTERING OR DRAWING CHECK, ORDER OR DRAFT WITHOUT SUFFICIENT FUNDS. This article covers incidents where anything of value is procured or any payment made with a check, order or draft although the issuer is well aware that sufficient funds are not present in the bank account to cover the sum.
ARTICLE 129 BURGLARY. Burglary is an offense that threatens the security of tangible possessions in the dwelling and poses the risk of bodily harm to the inhabitants of the dwelling. Any person subject to the UCMJ, who breaks into and enters the dwelling of another in the nighttime with the intention to commit an offense under Articles 118 …
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ARTICLE 104 AIDING THE ENEMY. This article covers the various situations where an enlisted member knowingly helps the enemy whether by giving them protection or providing arms/ ammunition/ money/ supplies or passing on critical intelligence information to them.
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ARTICLE 134 – PUBLIC RECORD ALTERING, CONCEALING, REMOVING, MUTILATING, OBLITERATING OR DESTROYING. Paragraph 99 of the Manual for Court Martial concerns altering, concealing, removing, mutilating, obliterating or destroying a public record.
ARTICLE 127- EXTORTION. Article 127 in the Manual of Court Martial deals with extortion. The text of the statute says that if a service member communicates a threat to another person, intending to gain an article of value or any advantage, immunity or acquittal, he can be held guilty of extortion and accordingly punished by a court martial.
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ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATIONS – ARMY (OFFICERS) Army Regulation 600-8-24 and 15-6 dictates the procedure for administrative separations for Army officers. According to the regulation, there are several reasons why an Army officer can be separated from service.
ARTICLE 134- CHECK, WORTHLESS, MAKING OR UTTERING- BY DISHONORABLY FAILING TO MAINTAIN FUNDS. Article 134 covers a number of offenses. One of them is check, worthless, making or uttering- by dishonorably failing to maintain funds.
ARTICLE 84 EFFECTING UNLAWFUL ENLISTMENT, APPOINTMENT, OR SEPARATION. Article 84 deals with persons who have helped another person gain appointment into or separation from Armed Forces despite the knowledge that the latter is ineligible.
The moment you are arrested for any crime, you need to contact Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law right away. Our lead attorney, Joseph Jordan, has prior military experience and has actively defended clients in all branches of the military and at all bases around the world. Over the past 7 years, Attorney Jordan and his team obtained numerous …
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