SB 95
Revises provisions governing military justice. (BDR 36-11)
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Bill overview
This bill changes Nevada National Guard military justice procedures by granting accused service members the right to demand a trial by court-martial instead of accepting nonjudicial punishment. It clarifies that a commanding officer cannot impose nonjudicial punishment on a service member who has requested a court-martial proceeding. The bill also outlines specific procedures for commanding officers when determining whether to initiate formal nonjudicial punishment proceedings, including providing notice to the accused and ensuring they have adequate time to consult with counsel and decide on their course of action. Finally, it addresses limitations on nonjudicial punishment and the timing of its imposition.
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