Can a service member request a court martial after non judical punishment is imposed?
Once NJP is imposed, you cannot request trial by court-martial.
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Once NJP is imposed, you cannot request trial by court-martial.
As long as you are legal, this should not be an issue.
You cannot sue them. You can apply to have your discharge upgraded. That is your only remedy.
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No need for a board as u requested (not accepted) the Chapter 10. 6 days is not unusual.
Ur post is confusing and obviously missing many facts (most notably when this happened). U might to have an attorney review ur file and advise u.
Follow Drew's advice. There are few better in this area.
Go to your base legal office, and also look into consulting with an OK divorce lawyer, but in all likelihood this will not be an issue.