30c. Civilian courtsNJP may not be imposed for an offense that has been tried by a federal court. NJP may not be imposed for an offense that has been tried by a state court unless the Commander complies with Chapter 4 of AR 27-10. If
you think you have such a case, discuss it with your servicing Judge Advocate before taking any action.
d. Courts-MartialNJP should not be used when it is clear that only a court-martial will meet the needs of justice and discipline.
4. Preliminary inquiryPrior to deciding on how to handle the disciplinary issue at hand, Commanders need to comply with the requirements of AR 27-10, para. a. This maybe accomplished by a cursory
review of available evidence, including police reports and other documents.
NJP should be conducted at the lowest level of command commensurate with the needs of discipline. If the commander believes that his or her authority is insufficient to impose proper
NJP, then he or she should send the case to a superior using DA Form 5109. A superior commander may also return a case to a subordinate commander for appropriate disposition.
F. Types of Nonjudicial Punishment1. Summarized Article 15 (AR 27-10, para. 3-16.)Summarized Articles may only be used with enlisted Soldiers. In summarized proceedings, the punishment cannot exceed 14 days extra duty 14 days restriction An
oral admonition or reprimand, or Any combination thereof.
Summarized Articles maybe imposed by company or field grade officers and are recorded on DA Form 2627-1.
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