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Within the US Armed Forces, certain sex acts are considered improper sexual conduct and can result in a court-martial. Under Article 120 of the UCMJ, a military court is granted the discretion to punish any actions that bring discredit or dishonor to the Armed Forces.
What Qualifies as Improper Sexual Conduct?
While this concept is relatively vague, Article 120 acts as a catch-all umbrella provision that could potentially cover any type of indecent sexual conduct that isn’t already defined in Article 120. These acts often include:
- Adultery
- Homosexuality or homosexual acts
- Nontraditional sexual arrangements
- Misconduct between an officer and his or her subordinate
- Consensual acts that are otherwise considered indecent
Many officers accused of sexual misconduct could also be charged under Article 133, which also encompasses a wide range of acts that the military deems inappropriate. In adultery cases, the prosecution must show that the adultery harmed the reputation of the US Military. Your attorney will fight to disprove the adultery or prove that it did not impact your military service and thus should not be prosecuted as a military crime.
Military Trial Defenders is Ready to Handle Your Case
Military Trial Defenders has successfully handled various sexual misconduct cases in courts-martial across the country. We are equipped with the skill and knowledge to fight for you in an Article 120f
case.
The Process: What to Expect
Initial Consultation
Contact us for a free case evaluation. We’ll discuss your situation and outline the best path forward.
Data Collection
We investigate every aspect of your case, from testing procedures to witness statements.
Trial Preparation
Expect expert testimony and a strong defense strategy tailored to your case.
The Verdict
Whether it’s a jury trial or judge-only trial, we fight for your acquittal and future.
Protect Your Rights, Career, and Future
With a 90% acquittal rate and years of experience, we’ve helped countless military members clear their names. We’re here to protect your rights, your career, and your future.
Contact us today for a confidential consultation. Your military career depends on it.
What Our Clients Say
“I thought my career was over after a false positive drug test. Thanks to Military Trial Defenders, I was acquitted and reinstated. I can’t thank them enough.”
Anonymous Service Member
“From day one, they treated me with respect and guided me through every step. They truly saved my life.”
Air Force Officer
Frequently Asked Questions
A guilty verdict can lead to career termination, military confinement, or civilian court escalation. Our job is to prevent that outcome.
Yes, appeals are possible, but it’s critical to have an experienced legal team by your side from the start to avoid this outcome.
The prosecution and defense present evidence, which may include urinalysis results, testimonies, and expert opinions. The defense can challenge evidence by highlighting procedural errors, chain-of-custody issues, or credibility of testing methods.
Absolutely. A well-prepared defense can lead to acquittal or reduced charges, helping preserve a member\u2019s career and reputation within the military.
Support can include legal counsel (civilian or JAG), chaplains, counselors, and advocacy groups. These resources help service members navigate the legal and emotional challenges of the process.
