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Video: Article 88 & 89-Contempt Toward Officials Disrespect Toward Superior Commissioned Officers-EXPLAINED

Understanding UCMJ Articles 88 and 89: Contempt Toward Officials and Disrespect Toward Superior Commissioned Officers
In this video, we break down two key punitive articles of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) that focus on respect for authority and government officials.
Article 88 – Contempt Toward Officials
Covers commissioned officers who use contemptuous words against the President, Vice President, Congress, Secretary of Defense, service secretaries, or state governors/legislatures. We explain the elements of the offense, what counts as “contemptuous,” public vs. private statements, and maximum punishments.
Article 89 – Disrespect Toward Superior Commissioned Officer
Applies to any service member who behaves with disrespect toward a superior commissioned officer. We cover verbal disrespect, behavior that undermines authority, the assault provisions, differences between wartime and peacetime offenses, and how the military proves these cases.
We discuss the exact legal language from the UCMJ, key elements the prosecution must prove, potential court-martial punishments, real-world examples, and practical advice for service members.
This video is for educational purposes only and is not legal advice. If you are facing administrative action, NJP, or court-martial, consult a qualified military defense attorney immediately.
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