Misprision of a serious offense is concealing a serious offense committed by another but without such previous contact

Any service member may be subject to prosecution under Article 131b if they engage in conduct in the

Subornation of perjury differs from standard perjury because it is applied to the individual who influences, persuades, or

Giving false testimony can only be committed during a judicial proceeding. Judicial proceedings include a trial by court-martial,

The accused wrongfully engaged in a course of conduct directed at a specific person that would cause a

A service member may be subject to prosecution for unlawful entry if they unlawfully enter the real property

It is maiming to put out a person’s eye, to cut off a hand, foot, or finger, or

Military crimes that involve attempts or the completed act of bringing unlawful violence upon another person are charged

For a service member to be prosecuted for extortion, the prosecution must demonstrate the accused communicated a particular

In aggravated arson, danger to human life is the essential element; in simple arson, it is an injury

Any service member may be subject to prosecution for a violation of Article 125 if they seize, confine,

Any service member may be subject to prosecution under Article 124b if they occupy an official position or