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

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(3) Block 2. Place an "x" in the block reflecting the
type of court-martial by which the accused was tried. For date
of trial, reflect the date the sentence was adjudged.
(4) Block 3. State each charge and describe each
specification in sufficient detail to show date and place of
commission, and nature and seriousness of offense alleged. The
mere statement, "Viol of Art. 86" is not adequate. For example,
in case of UA offenses, show the inclusive dates of absence; in
the case of disobedience of orders, include the gist of the order
violated so that the seriousness of the offense is indicated.
Example: "Chg I-Viol Art 134 UCMJ. SPEC 1. Drunk and
disorderly on 960605 in Bremerton, WA. SPEC 2. Dis M16 rifle in
bks; MB, NSB, Bangor, Bremerton, WA, on 960605. Chg II-Viol Art
85 UCMJ. SPEC 1., etc." Number charges and specifications as
they were numbered on the charge sheet.
(5) Block 4. State the findings of each charge and each
specification under each charge. For example, when there is only
one charge and specification, the findings would be set out as
follows:
"Chg: G; Spec, Chg: G"
When there is more than one charge and specification, the
findings would be set out as follows:
"Chg I: G; Spec 1, Chg I: G; Spec 2, Chg I: G;
Chg II: NG; Spec, Chg II: NG;
Chg III: G; Spec 1, Chg III: NG; Spec 2, Chg
III: G; Spec 3, Chg III: NG"
When the accused is found guilty of an offense that is different,
or in the case of unauthorized absence, shorter than was alleged
in the specification, use this example:
"Chg I: G; Spec 1, Chg I: G-UA (AWOL) fr
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Chg II: G; Spec, Chg II: G-except words "in the
neck and" substituting "in the back and"
G"
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Chg III: G; Spec 1, Chg III: G; Spec 2, Chg III: