Which Army Regulation (AR) addresses military justice?

The regulation that addresses military justice is AR 27-10. This document outlines the procedures and policies related to the military justice system within the Army. It provides guidance on the administration of justice, such as non-judicial punishment under Article 15 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), courts-martial proceedings, and the rights of service members during these processes. The focus of AR 27-10 is on ensuring that military justice is administered fairly and consistently, reflecting the Army's commitment to good order and discipline.

Other regulatory options focus on different areas: AR 30-1 pertains to food service operations; AR 600-20 covers the Army's command policy, including equal opportunity and sexual harassment prevention; while AR 670-1 deals with uniform and appearance standards of Army personnel. Each of these regulations serves its own specific purpose within the Army, but none encompasses the overarching framework of military justice detailed in AR 27-10.