Are the punishment levels different for assault on superior versus assault on guard in military assault?

Military assault cases are regulated separately for assault on superior and assault on guard under the Military Criminal Act.

Cases of assaulting a superior are punished with 1 to 10 years imprisonment in front of the enemy, and up to 5 years imprisonment in other cases.

If you carry a weapon or other dangerous object and assault a superior, in front of the enemy, you may be punished with death penalty, life imprisonment, or imprisonment of 5 years or more, and life imprisonment or imprisonment of 2 years or more in other cases.

For guard assault, in front of the enemy, you may be punished with up to 7 years imprisonment, and up to 5 years imprisonment in other cases.

If the guard is injured by the assault, in front of the enemy, you may be punished with life imprisonment or imprisonment of 3 years or more, and definite imprisonment of 1 year or more in other cases.

Like this, military assault cases have somewhat complex legal procedures, and punishment is very strictly carried out.

Since the sentencing varies depending on the severity of the case, it is good to request help from a military specialist attorney with deep know-how in military assault cases.

Please remember that the most important thing is to protect rights through specific defense strategies and minimize disadvantages.