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HRS § 124A-127 - Failure to obey order or regulation
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People subject to this chapter must obey lawful orders and regulations, and failure to do so can be punished by court-martial.
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People subject to this chapter must obey lawful orders and regulations, and failure to do so can be punished by court-martial.
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A person subject to this chapter who is guilty of cruelty, oppression, or maltreatment toward someone under their orders must be punished by court-martial as directed.
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People subject to this chapter commit an offense if they mutiny, commit sedition, or fail to try to stop or report mutiny or sedition; punishment is whatever a court-martial directs.
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This provision defines arrest and confinement and sets who may order them in the military, with probable cause required.
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A person subject to this chapter may be punished by court-martial if they resist apprehension, break arrest, or escape from lawful physical restraint.
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A person subject to this chapter must not release a prisoner in their charge without proper authority, or let the prisoner escape through neglect or design.
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A person subject to this chapter who unlawfully apprehends, arrests, or confines another person may be punished as a court-martial directs.
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A person subject to this chapter may be punished if they cause unnecessary delay in a case or knowingly and intentionally fail to enforce or follow chapter provisions about proceedings before, during, or after trial.
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A person subject to this chapter who misbehaves before or in the presence of the enemy may be punished by court-martial.
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A person subject to this chapter must not try to force a military commander to surrender to an enemy or abandon the force, or lower the colors or flag to an enemy without proper authority.
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A person covered by this chapter must not disclose the parole or countersign, or give a different one than authorized, during war.
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A person subject to this chapter who forces a safeguard can be punished as a court-martial directs.
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People subject to this chapter must secure captured public property, notify the proper authority, and turn over captured or abandoned property without delay.
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A person covered by this chapter must not aid the enemy or knowingly help, contact, or share intelligence with the enemy without proper authority; a court-martial may punish the conduct.
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A person charged under this chapter may be ordered into arrest or confinement, but confinement is not ordinarily used for charges normally tried by summary court-martial.
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A person subject to this chapter must not, while held by the enemy in time of war, misuse authority to secure favorable treatment or maltreat prisoners without justifiable cause; punishment is as a court-martial may direct.
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A person subject to this chapter may be punished by court-martial for knowingly making or signing false official statements or documents with intent to deceive.
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A person subject to this chapter must not, without proper authority, sell, damage, destroy, lose, or wrongly dispose of military property of the United States or the State.
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A person subject to this chapter may not, while in duty status, waste, spoil, destroy, or damage non-military property of the United States or the State; punishment is whatever a court-martial directs.
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People subject to this chapter may be punished by court-martial if they wilfully, wrongfully, or negligently hazard certain military vessels.