The military has its own complete legal system, including a full criminal court system governed by the UCMJ and several complex administrative systems, all of which can impact the lives of those who work for the military. Many of the rights and protections that the average person enjoys are absent or differently applied in the military setting. For example, rights related to search & seizure and non-incrimination are unique to military personnel, even for acts committed off-base or off-duty. Punishments under the UCMJ tend to be harsher, with a broader range of crimes potentially resulting in life imprisonment or the death penalty. Military trials, or "courts-martial" involve a unique procedure, rules, and standards. Likewise, the administrative systems that regulate military employment and uniformed service have their own, complex rules and can deliver adverse actions that carry lifelong consequences.