ARTICLE 134- BIGAMY. Bigamy is covered under Article 134 which is called the ‘general article’, because it also covers many other offenses. The text of the article says that all neglects and disorders which can prejudice the discipline and good order present in the armed forces, all kinds of conduct that can bring discredit to the armed forces or other crimes and offenses, though not capital …
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ADVERSE ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATIONS ENLISTED ARMY. The Army Regulation 635-200 covers adverse administrative separations for enlisted members of the U.S. Army. Administrative separations are non- punitive and they are based on the characterization of service of the respondent. These separations may be initiated because of several reasons:
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Article 31 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice gives members of the military certain rights when they come under investigation or are placed under arrest. These rights are similar to the Miranda Rights that give civilians the right to remain silent and to have an attorney present during questioning.
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ARTICLE 134 – THREAT COMMUNICATING. If a service member threatens to injure another service member, his property or reputation and communicates it to the person himself or to another person, then he has committed an offense and he can be punished according to the traditions of the military.
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ARTICLE 134 – RESTRICTION BREAKING. Any service member who has been ordered to submit to certain restrictions and who fails to stay within the limits imposed by this order may be violating this section of the UCMJ Article 134.
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ARTICLE 112A WRONGFUL USE OF CONTROLLED SUBSTANCES. Article 112a deals with the abuse of, distribution, dealing in controlled substances. Various situations are covered under the 7 sections outlined in this punitive article.
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Penalties for Article 120a charges. While Article 120a is a less serious charge than other offenses under Article 120, its obscene sexual nature still makes it a serious charge which can have life-altering repercussions.
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ARTICLE 85 DESERTION. Article 85 covers desertion with intent to permanently leave the armed forces, with intent to shirk critical service, or avoid high risk duty, before notice is given of acceptance of resignation and attempt to desert.
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ARTICLE 107 MAKING FALSE OFFICIAL STATEMENTS. This article deals with false statements made in writing or verbally by an enlisted member of the U.S. armed forces.
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ARTICLE 134 – DRUNKENNESS – INCAPACITATION FOR PERFORMANCE OF DUTIES THROUGH PRIOR WRONGFUL INDULGENCE IN INTOXICATING LIQUOR OR ANY DRUG. Drunkenness is not mentioned in the general article 134, but follows in one of the subsequent paragraphs.
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ARTICLE 134 – CARRYING A CONCEALED WEAPON. Under this section of article 134, incidents where a serviceman is found carrying and concealing a dangerous weapon are covered. In wake of the heightened security across US Army bases after the Navy Yard incident, these articles gain great importance. It is necessary for service members to be aware of …
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