[304C Reduction in sentence]
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

[304C  Reduction in sentence]

[(1)     This section applies if a defendant—

(a)     is convicted of a service offence following a plea of guilty in proceedings in the Court Martial; and

(b)     has, pursuant to a written agreement made with the Director of Service Prosecutions, assisted or offered to assist the investigator or prosecutor in relation to that or any other offence.

(2)     In determining what sentence to pass on the defendant, the Court Martial may take into account the extent and nature

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