Questions and Answers
Who cannot be tried by Summary Courts-Martial?
Records of trial over _____ will be divided into different volumes.
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The court reporter may interrupt court proceedings for which of the following reasons?
What 2 documents are IMMEDIATELY completed after an accused is found guilty and sentenced to confinement?
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When a member is found guilty at a court-martial, when is their Good Conduct Medal eligibility restarted?
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What can a Convening Authority do in his/her action? (Select all that apply)
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Who can approve a court-martial sentence?
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The accused has how many days after sentencing at a summary court-martial to submit matters?
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True or false: The accused, no matter what type of assigned duty, can refuse Summary Courts-Martial.
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What is the proper seating arrangement in a members trial?
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Where are the photos marked when marking photos as exhibits?
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Which of the following actions must be taken prior to the referral of charges to a court-martial? (Select all that apply)
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How many members are required for a special court-martial order?
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How many total years of active/reserve military service must a member have to elect to have his/her case heard by an administrative board?
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Which of the following is an appropriate composition of an Administrative Separation Board for an active duty service member with a pay grade of E-5?
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If one of the members of an Administrative Separation Board is challenged, who decides if the member is retained on the Board?
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In what publication would you find all the forms and detailed instructions on how to administratively separate an enlisted member from the U.S. Navy?
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How are appellate exhibits marked?
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Who is responsible for submitting a Letter of Deficiency after the Administrative Separation Board is complete?
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A psychiatrist determines that a member undergoing evaluation for suicide gesture is a harm to himself/herself or others.
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Who authenticates the record of proceedings of an administrative board?
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Which of the following reasons falls under the category for mandatory processing?
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Civilian witnesses may be subpoenaed to testify at an administrative board.
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Which of the following reasons for processing for administrative separation requires a Page 13, Administrative Counseling and Warning?
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What is Part V of the charge sheet used for?
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Study Notes
Exam Overview
- User: Felicia Roddey
- Course: Legalman Accession Course 24010
- Test: LNA Phase I Exam II
- Attempt Score: 82 out of 100 points
- Time Elapsed: 43 minutes out of a possible 60
Court-Martial and Good Conduct
- Good Conduct Medal eligibility can be affected by court-martial findings.
- Eligibility for the medal is generally restarted following the date of the last offense.
Convening Authority Actions
- A Convening Authority (CA) has multiple powers including:
- Approving or disapproving sentences.
- Mitigating, remitting, or suspending all or part of a sentence.
- Actions taken by CA can influence the court-martial process significantly.
Approval of Court-Martial Sentences
- Only specified authorities can approve a court-martial sentence:
- Convening Authority (CA)
- Military Judge (MJ)
- Trial Counsel (TC)
- Commanding Officer (CO)
Submission of Matters Post-Sentencing
- An accused has specific days to submit matters after sentencing at a summary court-martial.
- Incorrectly selected timeframe for submission affected understanding:
- Correct time is typically within 10 working days post-sentencing.
Summary Courts-Martial Rights
- Accused individuals maintain the right to refuse Summary Courts-Martial, irrespective of duty assignment.
- This fundamental right ensures protections during military judicial proceedings.
Court-Martial Structure
- Understanding of who cannot be tried by Summary Courts-Martial includes protections for certain categories of servicemembers.### Correction and Procedures
- Court reporters may interrupt proceedings for certain reasons.
- Proper records of trials will be divided into different volumes.
- Essential documents are finalized immediately after a defendant is found guilty and sentenced.
Officer Categories
- Commissioned officers and warrant officers are essential entities within the military or enforcement agencies.
- Cadets or midshipmen complete initial training before becoming officers.
Courtroom Interruptions
- Interruption reasons include inability to hear speakers, interference from noise, and equipment malfunction.
- Accurate recording of proceedings is vital for legal integrity.
Post-Guilty Verdict Documentation
- Documents created after a guilty verdict include the Statement of Trial Result and Confinement Order.
- Report of Result of Trial and Convening Order is also necessary to maintain trial integrity.
Seating Arrangements
- Proper seating in a members' trial is crucial to maintain order and hierarchy in the courtroom setting.### Seating Arrangements
- Senior member is seated in the center of the arrangement.
- Remaining members alternate seating on the right and left of the senior member based on rank.
- Seating arrangement is determined by the senior member's decision.
Marking Photographs as Exhibits
- Photos are marked during exhibitions.
- The correct location for marking is on the back of the photographs.
- Marking ensures proper identification and organization during displays.
Referral of Charges to Court-Martial
- A Convening Order must be signed before charges can be referred to a court-martial.
- Article 32 hearing is a critical step in military legal proceedings when charges are assessed.
- Arrangements include ensuring proper scheduling of hearings and signatory requirements of the Convening Order.
Appellate Exhibits
- The document does not detail specific methods for marking appellate exhibits.
- Understanding of procedures surrounding appellate exhibits is important for legal compliance.
- Clear identification and marking processes are essential in maintaining a proper legal record.
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Check your knowledge with this review test for the Legalman Accession Course (Course 24010). This exam covers key concepts and knowledge necessary for success in LNA Phase I. Test your understanding and preparation for future legalman responsibilities.
