JAGINST 5800.7F, CH 1 & 2 Flashcards
EMI is limited to _____________ hours
2 Hours.
True or False. EMI can be assigned outside of working hours for active duty and inactive duty personnel.
True for Active Duty. False for Inactive Duty.
What day can EMI not be assigned?
On the member’s Sabbath. Except in cases of members of the Naval or Marine Corps Reserve performing inactive training or annual training for a period of less than 7 days, if reasonable accommodation can be made, extra duty shall not be performed on the member’s Sabbath, although the member’s
Sabbath counts in the computation of the period for which such punishment is imposed.
What, if any, is the paygrade authorized to assign EMI during working hours?
No paygrade restrictions exist. However, “it is an
inherent part of that authority over their subordinates that is vested in officers and noncommissioned/petty officers in connection with duties and responsibilities assigned to them.” In other words, should be properly handled by officers or NCOs.
What, if any, is the paygrade authorized to assign EMI after working hours?
CO/OIC (can be delegated)
Give at least three examples of privileges that
may be temporarily withheld as administrative corrective measures.
Special liberty; exchange of duty; special command programs; access to base or ship libraries, base or ship movies, or enlisted or officers’ clubs; base parking; and base or ship special services events. It may also encompass the withholding of special pay, as well as commissary and exchange privileges, provided such withholding complies with applicable rules and regulations and is otherwise in accordance with law. (Whoever is the final authority of granting that privilege, must be the one to deny it, unless it is delegated)
True or False. Removal of normal liberty may be used as a punishment.
False. Deprivation of normal liberty as a
punishment, except as specifically authorized under the UCMJ, is illegal. CO/OIC can deprive liberty as the specific result of punishment imposed under Article
15, UCMJ, or as the result of the sentence of a court-martial.
________ is a statement of adverse opinion or criticism of an individual’s conduct or performance of duty expressed by a superior in the member’s chain-of-command.
Censure.
True or False. NJP may be imposed upon midshipmen or cadets.
False. Nonjudicial punishment is not authorized for midshipmen or cadets.
True or False. NJP can be delegated.
True. With the express prior written approval by the
Chief of Naval Personnel or the Commandant of the Marine Corps, as appropriate, a flag or general officer in command may delegate all or a portion of his powers under Article 15, UCMJ, to a senior officer on his staff
who is eligible to succeed to command in case of absence of such officer in command.
UCMJ Article 15, NJP, is known as ______ (Navy) and _______(Marine Corps)
(1) Captain’s Mast
(2) Officer Hours
Do members have a right to demand trial by court-martial in lieu of nonjudicial punishment?
Yes, but only if not attached to or embarked in a vessel.
If a member assigned to a squadron embarked to a ship is subject to NJP, which CO imposes the NJP, the CO of the squadron or the CO of the ship to which embarked?
The CO of the ship. However, the CO of the ship may authorize the CO of the squadron to impose NJP.
If a unit is embarked a ship for transportation only and a member of that unit is to have NJP imposed, which CO imposes NJP, the CO of the unit or the CO of the ship?
The CO of the unit. However, CO of the ship can impose NJP in unusual cases concerning incidents occurring onboard the ship.
True or False. Prior to the imposition of nonjudicial punishment, the accused has a right to consult with counsel.
False. Though COs are encouraged to permit an accused to consult with consult given the immediate availability of counsel, the delay involved, and operational commitments or military exigencies, it is not the member’s right.
True or False. Prior to the imposition of nonjudicial punishment, the accused has a right to consult with a laywer.
False. Article 15, UCMJ, and Part V, MCM, afford no right to consultation with a lawyer prior to imposition of nonjudicial punishment.