About this service
The chapter on crimes against military service is one of the most extensive special parts of the Georgian Criminal Code: it unites violations of the rules of relations inside military service, evasion of service, and breaches of duty-service rules. The statutory concept sets the frame: an act provided for by this chapter, directed against the order of military service, committed by a servicemember or by a reservist during reserve military service, is considered a crime against military service; in time of war or martial law, liability for such crimes is determined by the legislation of Georgia. Our advocates analyse these cases in full — from the exact qualification of the composition to the individualisation of the sentence. This page surveys the compositions without dedicated pages; the flagship conducts — disobedience, abandonment of a unit or service place, desertion — have their own services.