Several retained guides use article numbers that changed on 1 January 2019. Those entries identify the former number and the current owner. A letter in parentheses identifies a subsection; a letter that forms part of an article number identifies a separate article. The offense date determines which version of the law applies.
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- Former Article 98: Noncompliance With Procedural Rules (now Article 131f)
- Former Article 103: Captured or Abandoned Property (now Article 108a)
- Former Article 106a: Espionage (now Article 103a)
- Former Article 132: Frauds Against the United States (now Article 124)
- Articles 124a and 124b: Bribery and Graft
- Former Article 134: Cohabitation (historical discussion)