NROTC Performance Review Board (PRB) Guidance for Navy & Marine-Option Midshipmen An NROTC Performance Review Board (PRB) is one of the most consequential events in a midshipman’s career. The PRB evaluates a student’s performance, conduct, professionalism, and suitability to continue in the Navy or Marine-Option ROTC program. Because there is no separate “disenrollment hearing,” the […]

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Special Courts-Martial The special court-martial can try any servicemember for any noncapital offense or, under presidential regulation, capital offenses. Special courts-martial generally try offenses that are considered misdemeanors. [spacer height=”20px”] A special court-martial can be composed of a military judge alone, not less than three members, or a military judge and not less than three

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Officer Court-Martial Defense Officers are treated differently by the military justice system.  An officer court-martial is fundamentally different than a court-martial for an enlisted person.  The Manual for Courts-Martial (the MCM) has dozens of provisions that separate officers from enlisted.  The treatment stems from the historical difference in rank – basically the military’s “class” system.

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