Illinois Administrative Code › Title 95 - VETERANS AND MILITARY AFFAIRS › Part 400 - ILLINOIS MANUAL FOR COURT-MARTIAL AND NONJUDICIAL PUNISHMENT › Subpart K - NONJUDICIAL PUNISHMENT › Section 400.1200 - Definitions

Current through Register Vol. 48, No. 28, July 12, 2024
"AGR" means Active Guard Reserve.
"ANG" means the Illinois Air National Guard.
"Appropriate Nonpunitive Administrative Measures" means such
				  actions as reprimands, administrative reduction in rank, administrative
				  separation from SMF, etc.).
"ARNG" means the Illinois Army National Guard.
"Commander", as used in this Subpart, means a commissioned or
				  warrant officer who, by virtue of his or her or grade and assignment, exercises
				  primary command authority over a military unit or organization recognized as a
				  command. This term includes active duty and SMF commanders, whether in a Title
				  10 (U.S. Military) or Title 32 (National Guard) status, of installations or
				  schools when a member's SMF commander is not also at the installation or
				  school.
"Department" or "DMA" means the Illinois Department of
				  Military Affairs.
"ETS" means expiration of term of service.
"Federal Uniform Code of Military Justice" or "UCMJ" means
				  10 USC 801
				  et seq.
"IDT" means inactive duty training.
"Illinois Code of Military Justice" or "Code" means 20 ILCS
				  1807.
"Imposing Commander" refers to the commander who actually
				  imposes the NJP. The Adjutant General shall not act as an imposing commander,
				  and he or she shall delegate NJP authority to an officer he or she deems
				  appropriate. This delegation may be oral or in writing, and the delegation may
				  specify a category of cases or only a particular case.
"Manual" means this Part, the Illinois Manual for
				  Courts-Martial and Nonjudicial Punishment.
"Member" means a member of the State Military Force.
"Members of His or Her Command" refers to the assigned
				  members of the unit or organization commanded, and to other members who are on
				  temporary duty with, or otherwise attached to, the unit or organization.
				  Attachment orders are not necessary if the commander exercises the usual
				  responsibilities and attributes of command over the member.
"Minor Offense" means an offense made punishable by the
				  military law of the United States, the laws of the State of Illinois, or the
				  laws of the state in which the offense is committed (e.g., absence without
				  leave (AWOL), disrespect).
"Next Superior Commander" refers to the next superior in the
				  chain of command, or another authority designated by the Adjutant General as
				  being next superior for NJP purposes.
"NGIL Forms" means the forms initiating and recording all
				  nonjudicial punishment proceedings. Those forms can be seen on the websites at
				  www.il.ngb.army.mil or www.goang.com/locations/illinois. The following are the
				  NGIL Forms referenced in this Subpart:
"NGIL Form 60-R" means the form titled Record of Nonjudicial
				  Punishment Proceedings. This form includes identifying information, the
				  allegations, the record of the proceedings, and the outcome of the
				  proceedings.
"NGIL Form 61-R" means the form titled Record of
				  Supplementary Nonjudicial Punishment Action. This form is used when the outcome
				  recorded on the NGIL Form 60-R is appealed and an appropriate authority
				  suspends, mitigates, remits or sets aside a punishment.
"NGIL Form 62-R" means the form titled Record of Vacation of
				  Suspended Nonjudicial Punishment.
"NGIL Form 63-R" means the form titled Request to Superior to
				  Exercise Nonjudicial Punishment Authority. This form is used when a notifying
				  commander who does not have certain punishment authorities pertaining to the
				  SMF member through the NJP procedure requests that a superior commander who
				  does exercise NJP authority reduce the rank.
"NGIL-HRO" means the Illinois National Guard Human Resources
				  Office.
"NGIL-JA" means an Illinois National Guard Office of the
				  Staff Judge Advocate.
"Nonjudicial Punishment" or "NJP" means disciplinary action
				  without a judicial process (i.e., court-martial).
"Notifying Commander" refers to the commander who initiates
				  NJP proceedings and completes item 1 of NGIL Form 60-R.
"Remission of Punishment" or "Remit Punishment" means to
				  rescind punishment that has been imposed.
"SMF" means the State Military Forces subject to the Illinois
				  Code of Military Justice.