What happens to a person who commits adultry in the military?

Question

And what if the soldier has commited this with more than one of their sargents and everyone knows she is married and has a child who live on base with her

Answer 1

Even though you provide more details in today's question, my answer's still the same as yesterday when you asked. While they can charge and court-martial for adultery, they generally won't if that's the only UCMJ violation.

I mentioned in yesterday's answer about a First Sergeant I knew who took his girlfriend to an Army ball and introduced her as such. Since the brass was there who knew he was married, I'd say that's more flagrant than the case you described above. Even in his case, they waited until he had committed another UCMJ violation before doing anything.

Now that you say the "other persons" are also military, I will say that any of them can be charged. But again, they generally won't unless there is something else to go with it. To determine if fraternization charges could be filed, you would have to compare the rank of the soldier in question to the ranks of the other soldiers involved.

Answer 2

Once formal charges of Fraternization are filed
the appropriate legal department will pursue the case according to the dictates of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)

Answer 3

on a similar time as they could fee and court docket-martial for it, they often won't if it somewhat is the only UCMJ violation. the only time I ever observed something finished with adultery, it became into mixed with a minimum of another UCMJ violation. It by no ability went to court docket-martial. i do no longer have faith the soldier became into ever formally charged, in spite of the actuality that that they had gotten sworn affidavits. They "reported" to this soldier that he retire and he did. (He had over 2 many years.) This soldier became into flagrant in his adultery. He even took her to a militia ball and confirmed her off as his female buddy! Did he think of each physique could forget he became into married? What made concerns worse is that he became into the 1st Sergeant! no longer a competent occasion for the troopies, to place it mildly. inspite of a case as solid as this, they did no longer decide on adultery to be the only fee. They waited virtually 8 months till he screwed up lower back earlier doing something.

Answer 4

A person in the military that commits adultery can be court martialed and dishonorably discharged.

Answer 5

Only for Sexual Immorality's the ten commandments are the most basic and simple rules set down for peace if broken Repent bow to god and try again he is very forgiving.

Answer 6

That person is subject to UCMJ action.

Answer 7

Probably get promoted