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Article 121 (Larceny): Court-Martial Data and Trends
Analysis of the 820 Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps courts-martial in the data that charged Article 121 (Larceny).
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Analysis of the 820 Army, Air Force, Navy, and Marine Corps courts-martial in the data that charged Article 121 (Larceny).
By Service
- Army Article 121 Cases by the Numbers, 2021–2025
- Air Force Article 121 Cases by the Numbers, 2016–2025
- How Has Article 121 Changed in Navy-Marine Corps Courts-Martial Since 2017?
Sentences
- Article 121 Sentences in the Army: Confinement and Discharges, 2021–2025
- What Sentence Follows an Air Force Larceny Conviction?
- Article 121 Sentences in the Navy-Marine Corps: Confinement and Discharges, 2017–2025
Contested Cases and Acquittals
- Fighting an Army Larceny Charge: How Contested Cases Ended
- Not Guilty Pleas in Navy-Marine Corps Article 121 Cases: What Happened at Trial
Guilty Pleas
- Guilty Pleas in Army Larceny Cases: How Often, and What Came Next
- Pleading Guilty to Article 121 in the Air Force: What Sentences Followed?
- Guilty Pleas in Navy-Marine Corps Larceny Cases: How Often, and What Came Next
By Installation
- Did Larceny Cases at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Change After 2019?
- Did Larceny Cases at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina Change After 2024?
- Larceny Cases at Camp Pendleton, California: 2017–2018 vs. 2019–2023
- Larceny Cases at Jacksonville, Florida: 2013–2018 vs. 2019–2023
- Larceny Cases at San Diego, California: 2013–2018 vs. 2019–2022
- 29 Larceny Courts-Martial at Bremerton, Washington, 2013–2017: What the Records Show
- 30 Larceny Courts-Martial at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, 2017–2018: What the Records Show
- Larceny Charges at Camp Lejeune, North Carolina, 2019–2023: Pleas, Verdicts, and Sentences
- How Camp Pendleton, California Handled Larceny Cases (Article 121), 2019–2023
- How Norfolk, Virginia Handled Larceny Cases (Article 121), 2013–2018
- Article 121 Cases at San Diego, California, 2013–2018: 38 Courts-Martial
- How San Diego, California Handled Larceny Cases (Article 121), 2019–2022
Year by Year
- Air Force Article 121 Cases in 2016
- Air Force Article 121 Cases in 2017
- Larceny at Air Force Courts-Martial, 2024: The Year in Numbers
- Larceny at Army Courts-Martial, 2021: The Year in Numbers
- How Army Larceny Cases Ended in 2022
- Larceny at Army Courts-Martial, 2023: The Year in Numbers
- Army Article 121 Cases in 2024
- How Army Larceny Cases Ended in 2025
- How Navy-Marine Corps Larceny Cases Ended in 2017
- Larceny at Navy-Marine Corps Courts-Martial, 2018: The Year in Numbers
- Navy-Marine Corps Article 121 Cases in 2019
- How Navy-Marine Corps Larceny Cases Ended in 2020
- How Navy-Marine Corps Larceny Cases Ended in 2021
- Navy-Marine Corps Article 121 Cases in 2022
- Larceny at Navy-Marine Corps Courts-Martial, 2023: The Year in Numbers
- How Navy-Marine Corps Larceny Cases Ended in 2024
- Navy-Marine Corps Article 121 Cases in 2025
By Rank
- What Happens to Army Junior Enlisted (E-1 to E-4) Facing Larceny Charges?
- What Happens to Army NCOs (E-5 to E-9) Facing Larceny Charges?
- Junior Enlisted (E-1 to E-4) Charged Under Article 121 in the Air Force
- NCOs (E-5 to E-9) Charged Under Article 121 in the Air Force
- Junior Enlisted (E-1 to E-4) Charged Under Article 121 in the Navy-Marine Corps
- NCOs (E-5 to E-9) Charged Under Article 121 in the Navy-Marine Corps
Charged Together With Other Articles
- When Article 107 and Article 121 Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- Articles 121 and 92 in the Same Case: What the Records Show
- Larceny Plus Conspiracy: Courts-Martial Charging Articles 121 and 81
- Drug Plus Larceny: Courts-Martial Charging Articles 112a and 121
- Articles 121 and 80 in the Same Case: What the Records Show
- Articles 121 and 134 in the Same Case: What the Records Show
- When Article 121 and Article 86 Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- When Article 121 and Article 128 Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- When Article 121 and Article 131b Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- Articles 121 and 129 in the Same Case: What the Records Show
- Larceny Plus Article 121a: Courts-Martial Charging Articles 121 and 121a
- When Article 108 and Article 121 Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- Property Damage Plus Larceny: Courts-Martial Charging Articles 109 and 121
- When Article 120 and Article 121 Are Charged Together, How Do Cases End?
- Communicating Threats Plus Larceny: Courts-Martial Charging Articles 115 and 121
Charged Together, by Service
- Army Cases Charging Both Article 107 and Article 121
- Army Cases Charging Both Article 108 and Article 121
- Army Cases Charging Both Article 112a and Article 121
- Army Cases Charging Both Article 121 and Article 128
- Army Cases Charging Both Article 121 and Article 134
- Article 121 With Article 80 in the Navy and Marine Corps: What the Records Show
- Article 121 With Article 81 in the Army: What the Records Show
- Article 121 With Article 92 in the Army: What the Records Show
- Article 121 With Article 92 in the Navy and Marine Corps: What the Records Show
- Navy-Marine Corps Cases Charging Both Article 107 and Article 121
- Navy-Marine Corps Cases Charging Both Article 121 and Article 86
- Navy-Marine Corps Courts-Martial With Article 121 and Article 81, 2021–2025
Counsel of Record
- Army Defense Counsel in Contested Article 121 Cases: Prior Cases and Verdicts, 2023–2026
- Who Prosecuted Contested Army Article 121 Cases? Trial Counsel Experience, 2023–2026
Across the Services
What the offense covers: Article 121 on the law firm's website.
How this data was built: methodology and known gaps.
Compare: federal court. Theft and Fraud by Dollar Loss: Federal Sentences vs. Article 121 Courts-Martial
About the author. Jocelyn C. Stewart is a retired Army JAG with more than 24 years of trying courts-martial and more than 200 jury trials. She hosts Where All The Bodies Are Buried and runs the Law Office of Jocelyn C. Stewart. This analysis is for education and information only. It is not legal advice, and every case is different.