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ARTICLE 120b

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 USAF discharge rules for sex offenders 
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, Blog, Separation Board
Posted August 8, 2022

USAF discharge rules for sex offenders 

In a recent press release, the Air Force announced the update to DAF Instruction 36-3211: Military Separations where the USAF discharge rules for sex offenders have changed. The DAF said the [...]

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 What techniques do police use in UCMJ sexual assault investigations?
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, Blog, Investigations
Posted June 14, 2022

What techniques do police use in UCMJ sexual assault investigations?

Article 120 Investigations UCMJ sexual assault or rape is one of the most serious of all crimes in the military. In fact, most military courts-martial and court-martial appeals involve Article [...]

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 Innocent until proven guilty of Article 120 sexual assault or Article 134 sexual harassment?
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, ARTICLE 134, Blog
Posted February 15, 2022

Innocent until proven guilty of Article 120 sexual assault or Article 134 sexual harassment?

We take for granted that in the United States a person accused of a crime is presumed innocent until proven guilty.  The prosecutor has the burden to prove guilt.  The presumption of innocence [...]

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By adminVinDigi
In ARTICLE 120b
Posted April 20, 2016

Sailor accused of rape and sexual assault of child under age sixteen

Sailor accused of rape and sexual assault of child under age sixteen. After we investigated and developed evidence of the affirmative defense of mistake as to age, the prosecution requested an [...]

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