Posted on Aug 26, 2016
No magic bullet and stating there will be a UCMJ recommendation for failure to comply on an event-oriented counseling ?
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I've seen a lot of people who don't use the magic bullet on negative event-based counseling statements. Also some will always say, "any future infraction or failure to comply will come with a recommendation for UCMJ" isn't preemptive action/punishment illegal? Also, aren't we supposed to inform a soldier of their rights in negative counseling statements to make them valid?
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Those are all optional items. Some JAG and TDS may require it. But look at it this way, do you counsel a soldier for a major infraction like murder or a DUI? That usually comes later if at all. If infractions are serious enough, the counseling can explain what the event/situation was and move forward with non-judicial punishment. I have seen a combination of these situations over the last 18 years.
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