Fort Bragg: Court-Martial Data and Trends
Analysis of the 228 courts-martial tried at Fort Bragg in the Army records (2020–2026).
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Analysis of the 228 courts-martial tried at Fort Bragg in the Army records (2020–2026).
| Year | Courts-martial |
|---|---|
| 2020 | 14 |
| 2021 | 45 |
| 2022 | 51 |
| 2023 | 33 |
| 2024 | 34 |
| 2025 | 29 |
| 2026 | 22 |
By Time Period
- Fort Bragg Courts-Martial, 2020–2023: What 143 Cases Show
- What Was Tried at Fort Bragg, 2024–2026? 85 Courts-Martial
- Fort Bragg, 2020–2023 vs. 2024–2026: A Side-by-Side Look
Year by Year
- Fort Bragg in 2021: 45 Courts-Martial, Year in Review
- What Fort Bragg Tried in 2022
- What Fort Bragg Tried in 2023
- A Year of Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg: 2024
- A Year of Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg: 2025
By Offense
- Assault Cases at Fort Bragg: 2021–2023 vs. 2024–2026
- Domestic Violence Cases at Fort Bragg: 2021–2023 vs. 2024–2026
- Article 134 at Fort Bragg Before and After 2024
- 38 Sexual Assault Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg, 2021–2023: What the Records Show
- Assault Charges at Fort Bragg, 2021–2023: Pleas, Verdicts, and Sentences
- 24 Domestic Violence Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg, 2021–2023: What the Records Show
- 28 Domestic Violence Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg, 2024–2026: What the Records Show
- Article 134 Cases at Fort Bragg, 2021–2023: 38 Courts-Martial
- 27 Orders Violation Courts-Martial at Fort Bragg, 2021–2023: What the Records Show
Compared With Another Installation
- Fort Bragg and Fort Bliss, 2024–2026: How Their Courts-Martial Compare
- Fort Hood vs. Fort Bragg: Two Army Installations Side by Side, 2020–2023
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Every case at Fort Bragg, searchable by judge, counsel, and article: Military Trial Results (members).
How this data was built: methodology and known gaps.
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.