NS3-M1U3C2 - Discipline & Punishment Quiz 74

The Navy follows positive discipline to instill which qualities? (Input all that apply, then push the ENTER button.)

• Fear of leaders

• Moral constraint

• Confidence in justice

• Loyalty

Who receives the written report initiating charges against enlisted personnel?

• Executive Officer

• Chief Officer

• Chief Justice

• Commanding Officer

To seize (a person) by legal authority or warrant; take into custody

• Reprimand

• Arrest

• Impeach

• Indict

The act of accusing oneself or exposing oneself to prosecution, especially by giving evidence or testimony

• Self implication

• Self loathing

• Self incrimination

• Self condemnation

What is the maximum number of days a sailor can be in correctional custody? (Input the correct number; then push the ENTER button.)

• 60

• 30

• 90

• 120

What is the cornerstone of the whole structure of Naval justice and discipline?

• Court-Martial

• Captain’s mast

• Being in hack

• Correctional Custody Unit

Which of the following offenses are punishable by death after a general court-martial?

• Desertion during war

• Spying

• Forgery

• Incitement of rebellion against authority

• Theft

The Court of Military Appeals is composed of three civilian judges appointed by the Senate and confirmed by the President. (Input all that apply, then push the ENTER button.)

• Change “three” to “five”

• Change “Senate” to “President”

• Change “civilian” to “military”

• Change “President” to “Senate”

When are naval personnel subject to civil courts?

• Only when a crime is committed during active duty.

• When a crime committed is a felony.

• Anytime a crime is committed within a civil jurisdiction.

• Naval personnel are only subject to military courts.

If regulations cannot or will not be enforced,

• All supervisors should be fired or disciplined.

• All hands should be restricted until morale improves.

• An investigation should be conducted.

• It is better not to issue them in the first place.