Military Justice Guides
At Military Justice Guides, we help you write responses to common disciplinary actions by providing response and rebuttal templates. From reprimands, to nonjudicial punishment (Article 15), to discharge, we are here to help.
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Believe it or not, when you make rank in the United States Air Force, you can still be demoted. Although most demotions occur when an Airman violates the Uniform Code of Military Justice, there are ways for your command to take your rank even if you did not commit a crime or serious misconduct. Read […]
An Air Force Letter of Counseling, or "LOC," is the lowest level of administrative punishment for Airmen. Although a LOC may not be the worst punishment possible, it can still have a large impact on your Air Force career. A LOC can affect your performance report, ability to promote, and opportunities for advancement. At Military […]
Believe it or not, you can still be demoted when you make rank in the United States Space Force. Although most demotions occur when a Guardian violates the Uniform Code of Military Justice, there are ways for your command to take your rank even if you did not commit a crime or serious misconduct. Read […]
A Space Force Letter of Admonishment, or "LOA," is a mid-level type of administrative punishment for Guardians. It is designed to be used to document a first offense or address behaviors not corrected through counseling. Although an LOA may not be the worst punishment possible, it can still have a large impact on your Space […]
The Army General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) is a typical method that commanders use to punish Soldiers for alleged wrongdoing. Unfortunately, at Military Justice Guides, we have seen countless Soldiers face GOMORs that are likely to ruin their careers despite little to no evidence of guilt. Army Regulation (AR) 600-37 authorizes a GOMOR, but […]
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