Article 121, Article 134

Army Kansas Reserve E-6 was issued a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand

Client was issued a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand for wrongful use of benefits obtained from the use and manage of unit GPC cards. After a thorough review of the case, it was noted that no training was provided by any one from the unit on the proper use of benefits. No published guidance existed at the unit level. We were able to successfully convince the General that without proper training, in order for this Soldier to know the proper procedures for use of benefits obtained from a GPC, they would have to be an attorney.

Result: GOMOR filed in Unit Local File. No adverse effect on the this Soldier’s Career.

• Article 134- Bigamy
• Article 134 – Drunkenness
• Article 134- False or Unauthorized Pass Offenses
• Article 134- False Swearing
• Article 134- Firearm, Discharging through Negligence
• Article 134- Willful Discharge of Firearm under Circumstances that Endanger Human Life
• Article 134- Fleeing the Scene of an Accident
• Article 134 – Indecent Language
• Article 134 – Jumping from Vessel into the Water
• Article 134 – Kidnapping
• Article 134 – Mail: Taking, Opening, Secreting, Destroying, or Stealing
• Article 134 – Mails: Depositing or Causing to Be Deposited Obscene Matters in
• Article 134- Misprision of Serious Offense
• Article 134 – Obstructing Justice
• Article 134 – Wrongful Interference with Adverse Administrative Proceedings
• Article 134 – Pandering and Prostitution
• Article 134 – Public Record Altering, Concealing, Removing, Mutilating, Obliterating or Destroying
• Article 134 – Quarantine: Medical Breaking
• Article 134 – Reckless Endangerment
• Article 134 – Restriction Breaking
• Article 134 – Seizure: Destruction, Removal, or Disposal of Property to Prevent
• Article 134 – Self-injury Without Intent to Avoid Service
• Article 134 – Sentinel or Lookout: Offenses Against or By
• Article 134 – Stolen Property: Knowingly Receiving, Buying, Concealing
• Article 134 – Straggling
• Article 134 – Wrongful Refusal to Testify
• Article 134 – Threat or Hoax Designed or Intended to Cause Panic or Public Fear
• Article 134 – Threat Communicating
• Article 134 – Unlawful Entry
• Article 134 – Carrying a Concealed Weapon
• Article 134 – Wearing Unauthorized Insignia, Decoration, Badge, Ribbon, Device, or Lapel Button
• Article 134 – Child Endangerment
• Article 134 – Debt, Dishonorably Failing To Pay
• Article 134 – Disloyal Statements
• Article 134 – Disorderly Conduct, Drunkenness
• Article 134 – Subornation of Perjury
• Article 134 – Violation of Parole
• Article 134 – Correctional Custody- Offenses Against
• Article 134 Soliciting Another to Commit an Offense
• Article 134- Bribery and Graft
• Article 134- Check, Worthless, Making or Uttering- by Dishonorably Failing to Maintain Funds
• Article 134- Cohabitation, Wrongful
• Article 134- Drinking Liquor with Prisoner
• Article 134- Drunk prisoner