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Aggravating Circumstances of Disciplinary Liability
Circumstances aggravating disciplinary liability are considered to be: continuation of the unlawful act (omission), despite the commander's requirement to cease it; repetition of the same disciplinary offense, if a disciplinary punishment was already applied to the serviceman or citizen called up for military service and it has not been lifted in accordance with established procedures; commission of two or more disciplinary offenses, none of which has resulted in disciplinary punishment being imposed on the serviceman or citizen called up for military service, as well as commission of one act (omission) containing characteristics of two or more disciplinary offenses; commission of a disciplinary offense by a group of servicemen or citizens called up for military service; commission of a disciplinary offense while under the influence of alcohol1.
Circumstances aggravating disciplinary liability are considered to be: continuation of the unlawful act (omission), despite the commander's requirement to cease it; repetition of the same disciplinary offense, if a disciplinary punishment was already applied to the military personnel or a citizen called up for military service for the first disciplinary offense and it has not been lifted in accordance with the established procedure; commission of two or more disciplinary offenses, none of which has resulted in disciplinary punishment being imposed on the military personnel or a citizen called up for military service, as well as commission of one act (omission) containing characteristics of two or more disciplinary offenses; commission of a disciplinary offense by a group of military personnel or citizens called up for military service; commission of a disciplinary offense while under the influence of alcohol (ceased to be in force as of 2019-03-06)2.
Federal Law No. 76-FZ of May 27, 1998 "On the Status of Military Personnel", as amended on March 6, 2019, Article 28.5, paragraph 4 // Official Gazette of the Russian Federation. 1998. No. 22. Article 2331. ↩
Federal Law No. 76-FZ of May 27, 1998 "On the Status of Military Personnel", as amended on December 27, 2018, Article 28-5, paragraph 4, ceased to be in force from March 6, 2019 // Official Gazette of the Russian Federation. 1998. No. 22. Article 2331. ↩