The 2014 Supplement to the 2012 Edition of the Manual for Courts-Martial (MCM) is a complete revision of the Military Rules of Evidence. There are nearly 90 changes to the Manual for Courts-Martial covering significant aspects of military law and the Military Rules of Evidence. These changes include, but are not limited to:

Rule 201. Judicial notice of adjudicative facts
Rule 301. Privilege concerning compulsory self-incrimination
Rule 304. Confessions and admissions
Rule 305. Warnings about rights
Rule 311. Evidence obtained from unlawful searches and seizures
Rule 312. Body views and intrusions
Rule 313. Inspections and inventories in the Armed Forces
Rule 314. Searches not requiring probable cause
Rule 315. Probable cause searches
Rule 316. Seizures
Rule 317. Interception of wire and oral communications
Rule 401. Test for relevant evidence
Rule 402. General admissibility of relevant evidence
Rule 403. Excluding relevant evidence for prejudice, confusion, waste of time, or other reasons
Rule 404. Character evidence; crimes or other acts
Rule 505. Classified information- Mil. R. Evid. 505 is amended to significantly restructure the rule to bring greater clarity and regularity to military practice. The changes focus primarily on expanding the military judge's explicit authority to conduct ex parte pretrial conferences in connection with classified information.
Rule 506. Government information other than classified information- Mil. R. Evid. 506 is amended to significantly revise the rule to bring greater clarity and also to align it with changes made to Mil. R. Evid. 505.
Rule 507. Identity of informants- Amended to add subsection to define terms that are used throughout the rule and add subsection to permit the military judge to hold an in camera review upon request by the prosecution.
Rule 509. Deliberations of courts and juries
Rule 513. Psychotherapist--patient privilege
Rule 611. Mode and order of examining witnesses and presenting evidence
Rule 902. Evidence that is self-authenticating

Supplement to Manual For Courts-Martial United States Military Rules of Evidence - nidottu, Englanti, 2014