MCO P1070.12K W CH 1 MARINE CORPS INDIVIDUAL RECORDS ...

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(1) Oral reprimands may be nonpunitive (not intended as
NJP) or punitive (intended as NJP). If the officer conducting
NJP imposes only an oral reprimand during the proceedings and
intends the reprimand to be punitive in nature, prepare a normal
NJP entry and include this fact as the punishment imposed (e.g.,
Awd oral reprimand). If, however, the officer intends the oral
reprimand to be nonpunitive, do not retain the Unit Punishment
Book as a matter of record.
(2) Compliance with U.S. Versus Booker. 5 M.J. 238 (CMA
1977) and U.S. Versus McLemore. 10 M.J. 238 (CMA 1981). Before
considering NJP in aggravation at a subsequent court-martial, the
above cases and JAGMAN, section 0109, require a written statement
showing that an accused did not exercise the right to refuse NJP,
and that acceptance of NJP does not preclude the command from
taking other adverse administrative action against the accused.
Compliance is accomplished by completing the entry in block 2 of
the NAVMC 10132, signed by the accused prior to impositon of NJP.
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