What AR covers military justice?

• A. AR 27-10
• B. AR 600-20
• C. AR 190-5
• D. AR 350-1

Answer: (A)

Military justice is the set of rules and procedures the Army uses to handle offenses, investigations, and disciplinary actions within the force. The regulation that governs this system is the one titled Military Justice, which defines how investigations are initiated, how cases proceed to courts-martial or nonjudicial punishment, the rights of the accused, and the roles of the staff judge advocate, prosecutors, and defense counsel, as well as how decisions are appealed. This makes it the best answer because it directly establishes the framework for the entire military justice process. The other regulations address different areas—command policy and climate, training and leader development, or military police law enforcement—none of which establish the full military justice framework.