Which publication covers Military Justice?

• A. FM 4-25.11
• B. FM 3-11
• C. ADP/ADRP 6-22
• D. AR 27-10

Answer: (D)

The question tests knowledge of which Army publication governs the Military Justice system. The best reference is an Army Regulation titled Military Justice, which sets the policy, procedures, and responsibilities for how the Army conducts investigations, courts-martial, nonjudicial punishment, and appeals, all in alignment with the UCMJ and federal law. This regulation specifically addresses who leads and who participates in the process, how proceedings are conducted, and how punishments are administered, making it the authoritative source for Military Justice within the Army. The other publications focus on different areas—one covers a topic like CBRN operations, another addresses leadership doctrine, and the remaining titles deal with topics outside the military justice framework—so they don’t cover Military Justice as explicitly as the Army Regulation does.