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11. Offences against military justice
 
  Article 65-Offences against military documents  
65.1 Public document  
  A public document is any document published through any medium by a government department, statutory authority and/or court of law in the normal course of their operation including (but not restricted to): official record, minutes, lists, plans and drawings, extracts, certificates, letters and/or memorandums.  
65.2 Destruction/damage to Public document  
  Destruction/damage to military documents is when a valid military documents is deliberately destroyed and or altered.  
 
 Primary Fact(s)
 1. That a valid public document was issued at a place and time in accordance to the law and statutes governing its creation and validation;
 2. That this valid public document was subsequently destroyed, damaged or altered in in some material way;
 3. That the actions of the accused contributed to the destruction, damage or alteration of the public document;
 4. That the actions of the accused were done with the knowledge and intent to destroy, damage and/or alter the public document;
 
 
 Penalty Conditions (Level 3-Offence)
Type
 Condition(s)
1-3
 a) Destruction/damage to state and local government certificates/awards/documents of identification;
4-6
 a) Destruction/damage to national government certificates/awards/documents of identification;
 
 
 Penalty Conditions (Level 4-Offence)
Type
 Condition(s)
1-3
 a) Destruction/damage to state and local court documents;
b) Destruction/damage to state/local government correspondence;
4-6
 a) Destruction/damage to national court documents;
b) Destruction/damage to cabinet minutes;
c) Destruction/damage to official national government correspondence;
 
102.3 False military documents  
  False military documents are documents which purport to be legitimate by inference and design whereas in they have either not been officially ratified and recorded as such, or have been modified in some way to include false information after their ratification.  
 
 Primary Fact(s)
 1. That a false public document was created at a time and place in order to represent a valid public document;
 2. That the false document was subsequently used in a manner to imply its authenticity and legitimacy as a valid public document;
 3. That the actions of the accused contributed to the creation and/or use of this false public document;
 4. That the actions of the accused were done with the knowledge of the falsity of the public document;
 
 
 Penalty Conditions (Level 3-Offence)
Type
 Condition(s)
1-3
 a) False state and local government certificates/awards/documents of identification;
4-6
 a) False national government certificates/awards/documents of identification;
 
 
 Penalty Conditions (Level 4-Offence)
Type
 Condition(s)
1-3
 a) False state and local court documents;
b) False state/local government correspondence;
4-6
 a) False national court documents;
b) False official national government correspondence;
 
     
     
 
 

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