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MJ
(redirected from Military justice)

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MJMichael Jackson (entertainer)
MJMarijuana
MJMinisterio da Justica (Brazil)
MJMary Jane (Watson/Watson-Parker; Spiderman character)
MJMichael Jordan
MJMary-Jane (slang for marijuana)
MJMagic Johnson
MJMah-Jong (game)
MJMick Jagger (Rolling Stones member)
MJMichael Johnson (Olympic sprinter)
MJMegajoules
MJMechanical Joint
MJMilitary Justice
MJMonster Jam
MJMilitary Judge
MJMethyl Jasmonate
mJMillijoules
MJMaître du Jeu (French: Game Master)
MJMunicipal Journal
MJModular Jack
MJMara Jade (Star Wars character)
MJMango Juice
MJMark Joyner (internet marketing)
MJMaster Jack (slang for Master Corporal, Canadian Forces)
MJMaster of Jurisprudence
MJMerge Join
MJMilitary Jurisdiction
MJMark Jindrak (wrestler)
MJMaster in Journalism
MJManitoba Judgments
MJMinisterul Justiþiei (Romania)
MJMale Joint (decision makers)
MJMucho Joviality


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An erring Army officer faces both public scrutiny, which can force reform, and the military justice system, which can punish offenders and deter others from malfeasance.
For example, Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) (1) proscribes rape and defines it by explaining: "Any person subject to this chapter who commits an act of sexual intercourse, by force and without consent, is guilty of rape and shall be punished by death or such other punishment as a court-martial may direct.
[February 27] omitted an extremely important point: Congress passed the Uniform Code of Military Justice in 1950, in part to enforce Christian morality on all soldiers.
 
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