Facing allegations under the UCMJ can be overwhelming. Each case type listed below includes definitions, required elements, potential consequences, and key considerations for service members undergoing investigation or command questioning.
One of the most common UCMJ violations. Understand the difference between negligent and willful disobedience and how intent impacts your case.
These cases often rely heavily on credibility, forensic evidence, and inconsistencies in statements. Learn how consent is evaluated under military law.
From simple assault to aggravated offenses, see how injury levels, self-defense claims, and witness reliability influence outcomes.
Financial allegations can stem from misunderstandings, administrative errors, or mistaken identity. Intent is the key factor prosecutors must prove.
Browse the most frequently charged offenses across all branches of the military. Each case type includes clear definitions, required legal elements, rights of the accused, and the defense strategies that can strengthen your case during investigations, administrative actions, or court-martial proceedings.
Our experienced military defense lawyers provide comprehensive support for service members facing administrative boards, UCMJ charges, and investigations. We fight to protect your career, rights, and future.
