Which Army Regulation covers military Justice?

• A. DA PAM 600-24
• B. AR 600-25
• C. AR 15-6
• D. AR 27-10

Answer: (D)

Military justice in the Army is governed by a single regulation that lays out how investigations, charges, courts-martial, non-judicial punishment, and appeals are handled. Army Regulation 27-10, Military Justice, provides the framework for how the Uniform Code of Military Justice applies within the Army, including the roles of commanders and the Judge Advocate General’s Corps, the process for initiating investigations, the rights of the accused, rules of evidence, and the steps of adjudication and appeal. This makes it the best answer because it directly establishes the Army’s military justice system as a whole, rather than addressing separate administrative topics or investigative procedures that don’t cover the full process. The other regulations cover related areas but do not provide the comprehensive structure for military justice across investigations, courts-martial, and appeals.