Ucmj Charges & Ucmj Attorneys
The punitive articles, two at a time
Each page sets two articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice side by side: what each one requires, where they meet, and what each one can carry.
86 comparisons between 74 articles
Every comparison, newest first
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UCMJ Article 96 Releasing Prisoner vs Article 97 Unlawful Detention: Opposite Sides of Custody Authority
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UCMJ Article 108 Military Property vs Article 109 Non-Military Property: Government Equipment vs Private and Foreign Property
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UCMJ Article 94 Mutiny vs Article 95 Resistance and Escape: Collective Revolt vs Individual Defiance
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UCMJ Article 112 Drunk on Duty vs Article 112a Drug Use: Alcohol Impairment vs Controlled Substance Violations
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UCMJ Article 134 Disorderly Conduct vs Article 116 Breach of Peace: Two Paths to the Same Misconduct
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UCMJ Article 134 Reckless Endangerment vs Article 128 Aggravated Assault: Creating Danger vs Intentional Violence
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UCMJ Article 110 Improper Hazarding of Vessel vs Article 111 Drunken or Reckless Operation of Vehicle: Naval Negligence vs General Impaired Driving
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UCMJ Article 120 Sexual Assault vs Article 120c Other Sexual Misconduct: Contact Offenses vs Non-Contact Violations
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UCMJ Article 102 Forcing a Safeguard vs Article 103b Aiding the Enemy: Violating Protection Orders vs Helping Hostile Forces
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UCMJ Article 113 Misbehavior of Sentinel vs Article 134 Sentinel Offenses: Wartime Failures vs General Guard Misconduct
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UCMJ Article 93a Prohibited Activities with Military Recruit or Trainee vs Article 120 Sexual Assault: Position-Based Prohibition vs General Sexual Offenses
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UCMJ Article 121 Larceny vs Article 134 Wrongful Appropriation: Permanent Taking vs Temporary Taking