Legislative research · Independent discussion draft
Legal scholarship, empirical inquiry, implementation analysis, and documented policy questions for the proposed Act.
Military Accountability and Service Member Protection Act of 2027 (MAPSA) is an independently developed legislative framework. It is not enacted law, introduced legislation, or an officially endorsed congressional proposal.
Research findings must be displayed accurately even when they conflict with a proposed provision. Support for MAPSA is not a condition of academic collaboration.
Title 1
Article 93 reform, offense definitions, lawful leadership safeguards, sentencing, and due process.
Title 2
Articles 107 and 132, evidentiary standards, reporting protections, and administrative consequences.
Title 3
OSTC jurisdiction, independent investigations, standardized intake, administrative accountability, and post-investigation record review.
Title 4
Independent MRCs, restricted and unrestricted reporting, confidentiality limits, victim counsel, and due process.
Title 5
Individualized safety assessments, protective-order review, expedited transfers, and nonpunitive safeguards.
Title 6
Independent investigative review, command-climate assessments, protected communications, and family safeguards.
Title 7
Article 52, procedural fairness, constitutional considerations, and court-martial practice.
Title 8
Congressional reporting, implementation requirements, transition periods, and administrative feasibility.
