164 Punishments available to Court Martial
Armed Forces Act 2006 (2006 c 52) | Legislation

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Punishments Available to Court Martial

164  Punishments available to Court Martial

(1)     The second column of the following Table lists the punishments that may be awarded by sentence of the Court Martial, subject in the case of each punishment to any limitation shown in the third column opposite it.

TABLE

Row NumberPunishmentLimitation
1imprisonment
2dismissal with disgrace from Her Majesty's service
3dismissal from Her Majesty's service
4detention for a term not exceeding two yearsnot if the person being sentenced is an officer
5forfeiture of a specified term of seniority or of all seniorityonly if the person being sentenced is an officer
6reduction in rank, or disratingonly if the person being sentenced is a warrant officer or non-commissioned
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