| Office of Military Justice | FY24 QTR 3 GOOD ORDER AND DISCPLINE | This document contains brief descriptions of behaviors, offenses committed, and actions taken because of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2024 (April, May, and June). General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken because of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect privacy rights. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because of the many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the facts and degrees of extenuation and mitigation. Note that separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY24 QTR 3 | Office of Military Justice | 4/7/2025 | 4/7/2025 | | 4/7/2025 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY24 QTR 2 GOOD ORDER AND DISCPLINE | The following brief descriptions of behaviors, offenses committed, and actions taken as a result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the second quarter of Fiscal Year 2024 (January, February, and March). General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect privacy rights. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY 24 QTR2 | Office of Military Justice | 1/6/2025 | 1/6/2025 | | 4/7/2025 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY24 QTR 1 GOOD ORDER AND DISCPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2024. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY24 QTR 1 | Office of Military Justice | 5/23/2024 | 5/23/2024 | | 5/23/2024 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY23 QTR 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | FY23 QTR 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | FY23 QTR 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | Office of Military Justice | 1/16/2024 | 1/16/2024 | | 1/16/2024 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY23 QTR 2 AND 3 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | FY23 Quarter 2 and 3 - Good Order and Discipline | | Office of Military Justice | 10/18/2023 | 10/18/2023 | | 10/18/2023 |
| Office of Military Justice | CY22 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during calendar year 2022. General and special courts-martial guilty findings are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | CY22 - Full Year | Office of Military Justice | 5/9/2023 | 5/9/2023 | | 4/24/2023 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY21 QTR 3 AND 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the third and fourth quarter of Fiscal Year 2021. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | | Office of Military Justice | 11/12/2021 | 11/12/2021 | | 11/12/2021 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY21 QTR 2 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the fourth quarter of Fiscal Year 2020. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY21 QTR 2 | Office of Military Justice | 8/26/2021 | 8/26/2021 | | 8/26/2021 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY21 QTR 1 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the first quarter of Fiscal Year 2021. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY21 QTR 1 | Office of Military Justice | 4/19/2021 | 4/19/2021 | | 4/19/2021 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY20 QTR 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the fourth quarter of Fiscal Year 2020. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY20 QTR 4 | Office of Military Justice | 2/12/2021 | 2/12/2021 | | 2/12/2021 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY20 QTR 3 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members
of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions.
The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military
and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2020. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When
appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY20 QTR 3 | Office of Military Justice | 12/10/2020 | 12/10/2020 | | 12/10/2020 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY20 QTR 1 & 2 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the first and second quarter of Fiscal Year 2020. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY19 QTR 1 & 2 | Office of Military Justice | 8/11/2020 | 8/11/2020 | | 8/11/2020 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY19 QTR 4 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military
and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the fourth quarter of Fiscal Year 2019. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a
manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY19 QTR 4 | Office of Military Justice | 1/30/2020 | 1/30/2020 | | 1/30/2020 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY19 QTR 3 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | The following brief descriptions of offenses committed and punishments awarded are the result of Coast Guard general, special, and summary courts-martial and selected military and civilian disciplinary actions taken service-wide during the third quarter of Fiscal Year 2019. General and special courts-martial findings of guilt are federal criminal convictions; other disciplinary actions are non-judicial or administrative in nature. When appropriate, actions taken as a result of civil rights complaints are also described. Details of the circumstances surrounding most actions are limited to keep this summary to a manageable size and to protect victim privacy. Direct comparison of cases should not be made because there are many variables involved in arriving at the resulting action. The circumstances surrounding each case are different, and disciplinary or remedial action taken is dependent upon the particular facts and varying degrees of extenuation and mitigation. In many cases, further separation or other administrative action may be pending. | FY19 QTR 3 | Office of Military Justice | 9/6/2019 | 9/6/2019 | | 9/9/2019 |
| Office of Military Justice | FY19 QTR 1 GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE | GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE
First Quarter, Fiscal Year 2019
This publishes to the Coast Guard community a summary of disciplinary and administrative actions taken when Coast Guard military members or civilian employees failed to uphold the high ethical, moral, and professional standards we share as members
of the Coast Guard. Even though the military and civilian systems are separate, with different procedures, rights, and purposes, the underlying values remain the same. Actions from both systems are included to inform the Coast Guard community of administrative and criminal enforcement actions. | FY19 QTR 1 | Office of Military Justice | 5/17/2019 | 5/17/2019 | | 5/21/2019 |