
UCMJ Article 109: Property Other Than Military Property of United States—Waste, Spoilage, or Destruction
The wasting or spoiling non-military property section of Article 109 refers to the willful or reckless waste or
The wasting or spoiling non-military property section of Article 109 refers to the willful or reckless waste or
The purpose of Article 109a is to protect the mail and mail system. Mail matter refers to any
The hazard must have been committed willfully and wrongfully, meaning intentionally and contrary to law, regulation, lawful order,
Article 111 covers “hit and run” situations where there is damage to property other than the driver’s vehicle
Drunk on duty refers to a state of alcohol intoxication that sufficiently impairs the service member from fulfilling
Drug offenses in the military are addressed under Article 112a of the UCMJ. According to the article, “Any
In 2016, The U. S. Government Accountability Office studied Department of Defense (DOD) data collected from 2011 to
To establish causation, the accused’s drunken or reckless driving must be a proximate cause of injury for the
A service member is subject to prosecution if she engages in conduct that demonstrates reckless endangerment, dueling, firearm
The term threat refers to an expressed and present determination or intent to kill, injure, or intimidate a
A riot is a tumultuous peace disturbance by three or more people assembled with a common purpose. The
Provoking and reproachful describe words or gestures used in the presence of the person at whom they are
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