Discipline, Non-Judicial Punishment, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice 9 May 2022
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Discipline, Non-Judicial Punishment, and the
Uniform Code of Military Justice
9 May 2022
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Understanding Military Justice: Discipline & Non-Judicial Punishment, Study notes of Judicial Systems
This lesson guide supports the development of flight commander leadership course materials. It outlines the importance of maintaining discipline in military organizations, the framework of progressive discipline, and the resources available to aid all parties involved in disciplinary situations. By the end of this lesson, participants should be able to explain the purpose and role of the military justice system, describe the various steps of progressive discipline, and discuss the resources available to aid all parties.
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Lesson Guide
Discipline, Non-Judicial Punishment, and the
Uniform Code of Military Justice
9 May 2022
Discipline, Non-Judicial Punishment, and the Uniform Code of Military Justice
Purpose
This lesson guide is designed to support the local development of Flight Commander Leadership Course materials. Selected facilitators should use this guide as they prepare presentation materials. For more information on how lessons are structured, or how to use them in the course, see the Course Director’s Handbook or online Facilitator Resources.
Scope
In any military organization, it is necessary to admonish certain behavior in order to maintain a certain level of military bearing and discipline. The framework of progressive discipline (from Letters of Counseling to a General Court-Martial) is designed to increase in severity in order to appropriately deal with the severity of a member’s misconduct. It is important to know the available options and what actions are appropriate to deal with the misconduct. As a Flight Commander, you are responsible for maintaining control of your team and reprimanding unacceptable behavior in an appropriate manner. To do this, you must know what the rights of the member are, what actions must be elevated above your level, and within what bounds you are authorized to act. It is also important to know what resources are available not only to you as the flight commander but also to the Airman or Guardian being reprimanded. In this way, your member’s rights are preserved, and the situation can be handled in a reasonable, impartial, and lawful manner.
Recommended Objectives
By the end of this lesson, the participant should be able to:
- Explain the purpose and role of the Military Justice System.
- Describe the various steps of progressive discipline.
- Discuss the resources available to aid all parties involved in an official disciplinary situation.
Recommended POC / Presenter
- Current or graduated commander, First Sergeant
- Legal professional (e.g., JAG)
Recommended Length:
- 3 0 minutes (inclusive of questions)
Recommended Approach
- Present informational slides with Q & A