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ARTICLE 128

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 Article 128b UCMJ Domestic Violence Allegations
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 128, Blog
Posted February 19, 2024

Article 128b UCMJ Domestic Violence Allegations

Article 128b UCMJ deals with the crime of assault. The military can charge Article 128b UCMJ when there are credible allegations of assault that arise from violent situations. Those could be [...]

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 Administrative separation for Domestic Violence Article 128b
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 128, Blog, Board of Inquiry, GOMOR, Investigations, Separation Board
Posted June 14, 2023

Administrative separation for Domestic Violence Article 128b

We have had several GOMOR responses and separation boards for service members accused of domestic violence. The military often limits court-martial cases to sexual assault. So the services use [...]

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By adminVinDigi
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 128, ARTICLE 133, ARTICLE 134, Board of Inquiry, Separation Board
Posted March 28, 2017

Army Officer Accused Of Domestic Abuse, Sexual Assault, Assault Consummated by a Battery, and Conduct Unbecoming

The officer’s former wife accused him of multiple sexual assaults, domestic assault and abuse, and sexual misconduct.  The investigation dragged on for more than a year.  Army CID investigators [...]

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By adminVinDigi
In ARTICLE 128, ARTICLE 133, ARTICLE 134, Board of Inquiry, Separation Board
Posted December 12, 2016

Navy Officer Accused of Assault, Conduct Unbecoming An Officer, And Drunk And Disorderly Conduct

A junior enlisted sailor accused a Navy Lieutenant of assault consummated by a battery. The assault allegedly occurred at the end of a promotion party known as a “wetting down.” As is customary [...]

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By adminVinDigi
In ARTICLE 128
Posted April 16, 2016

Senior officer accused of assaulting a child and taken to non-judicial punishment by three-star general

Senior officer accused of assaulting a child and taken to non-judicial punishment by three-star general. During the hearing, presented mitigating evidence and extenuating circumstances. Result: [...]

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