A Resolution condemning any threats of political violence made against elected representatives and reaffirming the duty of uniformed military personnel to comply with the Uniform Code of Military Justice.
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- Passed Senate
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Overview
This resolution condemns any threats of political violence directed at elected representatives and reaffirms the duty of uniformed military personnel to comply with the Uniform Code of Military Justice. It expresses concern about rhetoric that could encourage violence against elected officials and emphasizes the importance of upholding the Constitution and the rule of law. The resolution specifically addresses concerns raised by statements attributed to the President of the United States regarding service members refusing unlawful orders.
Key provisions
- Condemns threats of political violence against elected representatives.
- Reaffirms the constitutional obligation of military personnel to obey only lawful orders.
- Highlights the importance of upholding the Constitution of the United States.
- Expresses concern about rhetoric that could encourage political violence.
- Reminds service members of their duty to refuse unlawful orders.
- References the Nuremberg Principles and military tribunals regarding individual responsibility.
- Calls for transmission of the resolution to key officials.
Who is affected
- Elected Representatives
- Uniformed Military Personnel
- The President of the United States
- The Commonwealth of Pennsylvania
- Congress
Notable changes
- Specifically addresses concerns regarding statements from the President of the United States.
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- Pn 2662 Html
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Primary sponsor
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Danielle Friel Otten
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