Expedited Prosecution for Sexual Predators for the Armed Forces of the United States of America

In recent years, officer on subordinate sexual assaults have reached monumental numbers (19,000 per year) with but a hand full of prosecutions. So few prosecutions of so many predatory sexual assaults are the impetus for this bill.
In order to maintain the honor and integrity of our armed forces, we therefore deem it necessary to take expedited action on behalf of the victims of the assault. Therefore, when a active member of the United States armed forces, including the national guard, provides reasonable evidence of sexual assault, of which includes but is not limited to witnesses or electronic recordings or medical assessment including DNA, the alleged perpetrator must be held at minimum, on charge of "behavior unbecoming of an officer," and at the least serve time in prison and be dishonorably discharged if found guilty. In order to ensure a complete rout of this behavior, there are no exceptions.