Defending Against Charges of Indecent Exposure in the Military
Article 120 vs. Article 125: What’s the Difference between Rape and Sodomy?
Understanding the legal framework of military law is crucial for service members accused of serious crimes under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Article 120 and Article 125 are easily confused, as they both deal with sexual activities, but they have unique definitions, prosecution standards, and penalties. Learn the differences between these two sections […]
What is the Statute of Limitations for Article 120 of the UCMJ?
Understanding statutes of limitations can be complicated, especially when it comes to the military’s Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Yet, it’s crucial to realize your legal accountability as a service member accused of a crime. Let’s demystify the statute of limitations for Article 120 of the UCMJ to give you a better understanding of […]
What to Do If Falsely Accused of Military Sexual Assault
What Do the Latest Changes to Military Sexual Assault Prosecution Mean?
Sexual Assault: Restricted vs. Unrestricted Reporting
Sexual assault is an issue the Armed Forces takes very seriously. Given the gravity of this matter, service members must understand their options when reporting such incidents. Learn about the two main ways to report sexual assault in the military and how a military defense attorney can defend service members accused of sexual assault. Overview […]
What is Consent According to UCMJ Article 120?
Consent is a crucial element in the context of sexual assault cases, especially within the military justice system. Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) specifically addresses the crime of rape, sexual assault, and other related offenses. Understanding consent according to UCMJ Article 120 is crucial for service members, not only to […]
What Does a Sexual Assault Victim Get If They Win Their Case?
What is the Maximum Punishment for an Article 120 Violation?
Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) deals with rape, sexual assault, and sexual contact. These offenses cover a range of unlawful, forced sexual actions on another person. Charges involving sexual misconduct involving a child fall under Article 120b, while “other sexual misconduct” is outlined in Article 120c. Sexual assault in the […]
Why Does Sexual Assault Occur in the Military?
