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Defense for Article 134 Infractions

Premier Honolulu Military Crime Lawyer

If you were accused of violating a regulation listed under Article 134 or any other laws within the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), you are likely facing harsh punishment from the military courts. These laws are designed to promote good conduct in military personal and ensure that their actions do not disgrace their position or the branch that that they serve. When a violation occurs, the military courts often seek to set swift and impactful punishments down so as to discourage others from doing the same.

If you were found in violation of Article 134, it is imperative that you seek the legal counsel of a seasoned attorney that is well-versed in military laws. Having the right defense can make an immense difference in the outcome of your case.

Call the Law Office of Victor Bakke, ALC today to request a free consultation.

What are considered Article 134 offenses?

Article 134 will prosecute offenses committed by military members that involve disorderly conduct, discredit the armed forces, or violate the federal laws.

There are some examples of the most common offenses:

  • Adultery
  • Assault with intent to commit murder
  • Burglary
  • Child endangerment
  • Bribery
  • Illegal discharge of a firearm
  • False or unauthorized pass usage
  • Drunkenness
  • Impersonating an officer
  • Pandering and prostitution
  • Concealed carrying a weapon
  • Unlawful entry

If you violated the codes as outlined in Article 134, the consequences can be harsh and may even threaten your military status. The repercussions will likely follow you for the rest of your life, even if you decide to retire from the service. You might be demoted, imprisoned, receive a dishonorable discharge, or worse.

Military members are often held to much higher standards than civilians, as they carry a great deal of responsibility as protectors of the nation. You cannot afford to jeopardize your career; get in touch with a Honolulu military defense lawyer immediately to obtain a legal advocate that will relentlessly pursue a positive outcome.

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