AR 27-10 Military Justice Flashcards

1
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Which publication covers Military Justice?

A

AR 27-10

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2
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What does UCMJ stand for?

A

CodeThe Uniform Code of Military Justice

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3
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What article in the UCMJ covers non-judicial punishment?

A

Article 15

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4
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What are the three types of non-judicial punishment?

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Summarized. Company grade. Field grade.

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5
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How long after an incident can a company commander impose nonjudicial punishment?

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Not more than 2 years after the incident.

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6
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How many articles are in the UCMJ?

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146 articles with 12 sub-articles.

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7
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What is the maximum punishment for a Summary Article 15?

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Extra duties for 14 days. Restriction for 14 days. Oral reprimand.

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8
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What form is used for Article 15s?

A

DA form 2627

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9
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What are the rights given to soldiers under Article 31?

A

The right to remain silent, the right to an attorney, and the right to a trial.

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What is the maximum punishment for a Company grade Article 15?

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7 days correctional custody. Restriction for 14 days. Extra duties for 14 days. Reduction in grade E1-E4. Forfeiture of 7 days pay.

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11
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In what year did the UCMJ become law?

A

1951

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12
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What is the maximum punishment for a Field grade Article 15?

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30 days correctional custody. Restriction for 60 days. 30 days arrest in quarters. Extra duties for 45 days. Reduction in grade E1-E6. Forfeiture of 14 days pay for 2 months.

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13
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What are the three types of court martial?

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Summary, special, and general.

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14
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What is the highest military court?

A

The court of military appeals.

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15
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What are articles 77 through 134 known as?

A

Punitive articles.

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16
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Who may impose an Article 15?

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Any commanding officer

17
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Who may impose a Field grade Article 15?

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Any O-4 or above.

18
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Does a soldier have to accept an Article 15?

A

No, they have the right to demand a trial by court martial.

19
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What are some examples of non-punitive measures?

A

Denial of passes and privileges. Counseling. Extra training. MOS reclass. Administrative reprimand. Reduction in grade. Bar to reenlistment.

20
Q

Who is responsible for the supervision and administration of military justice in the Army?

A

The Judge Advocate General.

21
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What is an Article 15?

A

A type of non-judicial punishment for minor offenses in which non-punitive measures are considered inadequate.

22
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What is the aim of non-judicial punishment?

A

To correct, educate, and reform offenders.

23
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What are the two types of procedures for the Article 15 process?

A

Summarized procedures. Formal procedures.

24
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What are non-punitive measures?

A

Tools for teaching proper standers of conduct and performance, and do not constitute punishment.

25
Can a soldier be tried twice, under both UCMJ and civilian law?
yes
26
Pretending to be sick or injured is known as what?
Malingering
27
What are the 3 primary objectives of punishment?
Protect society against repetition of offense, reform the offender, and deter others from comiting offense
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What are essential ingrediants of military justice?
Discretion, fairness, and sound judgement
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Why may a commander use non-punitive measures?
Efficient way to punish, correct, and reform bad behavior.