More work for lawyers – repeat.

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Just when you were starting to worry that there wouldn't be work —
along comes DoD with a new policy about officer and senior enlisted
civilian misconduct. The policy requires that officers and senior
enlisted inform their command about civilian convictions. The policy
directs that the Services issue (punitive) regulations and a reporting
system.

More "show cause" Boards, more administrative separation
boards, more Article 15's for failure to report — yes, more work for
lawyers.

This link should take you to the policy memorandum.

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2 responses to “More work for lawyers – repeat.”

  1. Self-reporting – not | Court-Martial Trial Practice says:
    December 7, 2009 at 5:32 pm

    […] More work for lawyers – repeat. Just when you were starting to worry that there wouldn’t be work – along comes DoD with a new policy about officer and senior enlisted civilian misconduct. The policy requires that officers and senior enlisted inform their command about civilian convictions. The policy directs that the Services issue (punitive) regulations and a reporting system. […]

  2. Reporting of civil convictions, etc. | Court-Martial Trial Practice says:
    August 8, 2010 at 5:44 am

    […] December last year I commented on the possibility of: More work for lawyers – repeat. Just when you were starting to worry that there wouldn’t be work – along comes DoD with a new […]

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