The Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), is the foundation of military law in San Andreas. The UCMJ applies to all members of the Uniformed services of San Andreas. 

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SECTION 1 - OFFENCES

1. MUTINY

   1. A member who takes part in a mutiny commits an offence

2. ABSENCE WITHOUT LEAVE (AWOL)

   1. A member who is absent without leave commits an offence

   2. Members who commit the following are subject to this charge

      1. Absence for extended periods of time without notification

      2. No communication of absence through Chain of Command

      3. No effort shown to attend, or make contact

3. ASSAULT

   1. A member commits an offence if

      1. The member continuously and intentionally, or recklessly strikes or uses an application of force to an unwilling victim without lawful excuse or consent

4. INSUBORDINATION

   1. A member commits an offence if

      1. The member uses language that is threatening, insubordinate or insulting about or towards a superior officer

5. DISOBEYING OF A LAWFUL COMMAND

   1. A member commits an offence if

      1. The member disobeys a lawful command given by a superior officer

      2. The member disobeys the Unit Standing Orders

6. UNAUTHORIZED DISCLOSURE OF INFORMATION

   1. A member commits an offence if

      1. The member discloses information without authority and is likely to be prejudicial to the security of the unit

7. PREJUDICIAL CONDUCT

   1. A member commits an offence if

      1. The member commits an act that is likely to prejudice the discipline of, or bring discredit upon the unit

8. COMMANDING/ORDERING OF A SERVICE OFFENCE

   1. A member who commands or orders a person to commit a service offence commits an offence

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SECTION 2 – PUNISHMENTS

1. SCALE OF PUNISHMENT​

   1. Dishonorable discharge

   2. Suspension from service

   3. Reduction in rank

   4. Forfeiture of next promotion

   5. Forfeiture of seniority

   6. Severe reprimand

   7. Extra duties

   8. Reprimand