This act is meant to introduce a universal law punishing any wrong-doing of military personnel.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-5.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to WO-3.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• All enlisted members, from ranks E-0 to E-4.
• All Warrant and Joint Officers, from ranks WO-1 to JO-1.
• All Officers, from ranks OF-1 to OF-5.

• Conspiracy
• Desertion
• Absent Without Leave
• Disrespect toward superior commissioned officer
• Assaulting or willfully disobeying superior commissioned officer
• Failure to obey a lawful order or regulation
• Mutiny
• Resistance, flight, breach of arrest, and escape
• Releasing prisoner without proper authority
• Noncompliance with procedural rules
• Aiding the enemy
• Espionage resulting in aiding the enemy
• Military property - Loss, damage, destruction, or wrongful disposition
• Riot
• Murder
• Manslaughter
• Rape
• Stalking
• Larceny
• Arson
• Extortion
• Assault
• Burglary
• Conduct unbecoming of an officer and gentleman
• Any conduct not listed above that may “cause disorder and neglect to the prejudice of good order and discipline in the armed forces, or conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces.”

• Conduct unbecoming of an officer and gentleman
• Riot
• Assault
• Failure to obey a lawful order or regulation
• Absent Without Leave
• Desertion
• Military property - Loss, damage, destruction, or wrongful disposition
• Noncompliance with procedural rules
• Releasing prisoner without proper authority
• Assaulting or willfully disobeying superior commissioned officer
• Any conduct not listed above that may “cause disorder and neglect to the prejudice of good order and discipline in the armed forces, or conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces.”

• Larceny
• Burglary
• Arson
• Assault
• Extortion
• Stalking
• Manslaughter
• Rape
• Resistance, flight, breach of arrest, and escape
• Murder in the 2nd, 3rd and 4th degree
• Any conduct not listed above that may “cause disorder and neglect to the prejudice of good order and discipline in the armed forces, or conduct of a nature to bring discredit upon the armed forces.”

• Murder in the 1st Degree
• Aiding the enemy
• Espionage resulting in aiding the enemy
• Mutiny
• Conspiracy

• All terrestrial bases belonging to the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia.
• All space bases belonging to the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia.
• All starships belonging to the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia and her allies.
• Members of the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia are exempt from Police Law, and are tried according to Military Law.
• Members of the Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia can be tried for crimes done during shore leave or while off-duty.
• This law does not cover accusations brought onto members of all branches of the Star Military of the Democratic Imperium of Nepleslia before its inception.

• Subject is to be apprehended at any time. Use of lethal force authorized should the subject resort to violence.
• Subject is to be detained until the trial itself begins. No bail.
• Investigations into the crime will commence.

• Subject is to be tried by a jury of his peers.
• Jury is to be chosen randomly from all branches.
• Evidence is to be brought against the subject.
• Subject is given the opportunity to defend his or her position.
• Trial closes with the verdict.
• Armed ID-SOL escort the subject out of the courthouse to either be released, sent to prison, discharged, or executed by firing squad.

• To be performed until released by a Officer ranking higher than OF-3 or by an overseer in high standing in the event of a court-martial.
• To be performed in the amount of time originally sentenced to jail
• To be performed for a life sentence if sentenced to execution.
• To be performed in the maintaining of all military installations.
• To be performed on any mining operations.
• To be performed in military construction.

• To be performed in the amount of time originally sentenced to jail if experiments are deemed to be of low to medium risk.
• To be performed for a life sentence if sentenced to death.
• To be performed in experiments benefiting advancement in military technology, including: health technology, chemical and biological warfare, in social and psychological experimentation.