AR 27-10 Miliary Justice

Question 1

What does AR 27-10 ch3 cover?

Answer 1

UCMJ non judicial punishment

Question 2

What Publication covers non judicial punishment?

Answer 2

AR 27-10 chapter 3

Question 3

What does UCMJ stand for?

Answer 3

Uniform code of military justice

Question 4

What does MCM stand for?

Answer 4

Manual for courts martial

Question 5

What are 3 reasons that non judicial punishment should be imposed?

Answer 5

Corrcom, educate and reform offenders whom the CDR determines cannot benefit from less stringent measures

Preserve a soldiers record of service from unnecessary stigma by record of court martial conviction

Further military efficiency by disposing of minor offenses in a manner requiring less time than trial

Question 6

What is non judicial punishment used to correct

Answer 6

Misconduct in violation of UCMJ

Question 7

What type of of conduct does non punitive measures usually deal with?

Answer 7

Misconduct, forgetfulness, laziness, sloppy habits, immaturity difficulty adjusting to disciplined military life and similar deficiencies

Question 8

What are non punitive measures?

Answer 8

Tools for teaching proper standard of conduct and performance and do not constitute punishment

Question 9

What are some some non punitive measures?

Answer 9

Denial of privileges, counseling, administration reduction in grade, reprimands, extra training, bar to re-enlist and mos reclass

Question 10

Who has the authority to give admonitions or reprimands either as an administrative measure or non judicial punishment?

Answer 10

Commanding officers

Question 11

What is one of the most effective non punitive measures available to a CDR?

Answer 11

Extra training and instruction

Question 12

When is extra training or instruction used?

Answer 12

When a soldiers duty performance has been substandard of defiecent

Question 13

When can extra training or instruction be given?

Answer 13

After duty hours

Question 14

Can a BDE or BN CDR issue regulations, orders or so called guides that either directly or indirectly suggest subordinate commanders impose UCMJ for certain offenses?

Answer 14

No

Question 15

What is considered minor offenses?

Answer 15

Misconduct not involving any greater degree of criminality that is involved in the average offense tried by summary court martial SCM

Question 16

What does scm stand for?

Answer 16

Summary court martial

Question 17

What does GMC stand for?

Answer 17

General court martial

Question 18

If a soldier is given non judicial punishment for what is thought to be a minor minor offense that was actually not a minor can the soldier still be tried by a court martial?

Answer 18

Yes

Question 19

When non judicial punishment has been imposed for an offense can punishment be imposed again for the same offense under UCMJ art 15?

Answer 19

No. Once non judicial punishment has been imposed it may not be increased upon appeal or other otherwise

Question 20

Can a CDR issue multiple punishments to a soldier under UCMJ?

Answer 20

All known offenses will ordinarily be considered together and not made the basis for multiple punishments

Question 21

How long after an incident can non judicial punishment be imposed?

Answer 21

Not more than 2 years before the date of imposition

Question 22

What is the statue of limitations for non judicial punishment?

Answer 22

2 years unless the Soldiers is awol

Question 23

What are 2 types of of non judicial punishment that a company CDR may impose?

Answer 23

Summary and company grade

Question 24

What is the maximum punishment for a summary article 15?

Answer 24

Extra duty for 14 days
Restriction 14 days
Oral reprimand
Any combination of the above

Question 25

Is the soldier allowed to consult defense if receiving a summary art 15?

Answer 25

No

Question 26

Is the soldier allowed to demand trail by court martial if reviving a summary art 15?

Answer 26

Yes