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> Article 14
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3. Military
standards of justice & social objectives
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| Article 14-The concept of a military offence | ||
| 14.1 | The concept of a military offence | |
| Military Offence is defined as an act or the commission of an act that is either (a) forbidden by military law or (b) the omission of a duty that is commanded by military law enacted and in force by the instruments of the Charter of Americas-Union. |
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| The definition of a offence, its category in terms of seriousness and associated punishments shall be defined as a this military code. |
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| 14.2 | The existence of military offences | |
| That laws are made means there will always people and institutions that breach them. The degree to which laws are breached is a balance between the general fair purpose and intention of the law and is enforcement. |
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| Strong and fair laws not enforced will result in higher offence. Unjust and unfair laws will result in high offence even if tough enforcement measures are in place. |
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| A goal of the Charter of Americas-Union, this Code and of all laws created as a result of it shall be to ensure the lowest possible rate of offence through a balance of fair law and fair enforcement. |
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