Non-judicial punishment proceedings are known by different terms among the services.

The other two members of the panel are usually non-judicial members.

Now, you won't be able to get Internet access without agreeing to some sort of third party, non-judicial mediation.

The committee may then proceed with discipline such as is described for 'non-judicial' situations.

Yet it was in a non-judicial role that Denning first became a household name.

However, Australia also has a long history of judges being appointed to non-judicial positions.

A nominee with relevant non-judicial experience would bring a different and useful perspective to the Court.

Elders may also give recommendations or warnings to members in non-judicial situations.

Seven other sailors received non-judicial punishment for failing to report the incidents.

'They will probably holocam this, even though it's a non-judicial.

Is it lawful to refer questions of fact and law to a third party to determine in a non-judicial fashion?

Such applications must be a matter for the courts not the Secretary of State or any other non-judicial body.

Parliament may also empower the Commission to make appointments to non-judicial offices.

The Chairperson and the third, non-judicial member both hold their offices on a part-time basis.

For example, a platoon leader cannot issue non-judicial punishment.

We support easy and effective access to justice especially through non-judicial means, backed as last resort by judicial remedies.

It also considers options for strengthening non-judicial oversight of the security and intelligence agencies.

State courts, unlike their federal counterparts, are therefore capable of exercising non-judicial functions.

In some states they may be characterized as judicial, quasi-judicial, or non-judicial proceedings.

There are three types of non-judicial punishment commonly imposed.

A non-judicial claims process through which individuals may demonstrate their entitlement to damages and debt relief.

Le Duc instead took part in a program that allowed for the non-judicial treatment of certain infractions.

The proposed bill would, among other things, reduce the period of bankruptcy to 3 years and introduce three different non-judicial mechanisms to deal with debt.

Sankunni Menon was brought reforms in non-judicial spheres as well.

The three officers were given non-judicial punishment and subsequently discharged from the Air Force.

How can a nonjudicial hearing officer force them to pay?

And courses would be offered for nonjudicial staff as well.

But I don't quite see where you cross the line into saying that this had simply become a nonjudicial act.

A nonjudicial foreclosure, on the other hand, can be completed in just a few months.

Had they been my troops, I would have recommended them for nonjudicial punishment.

There is, however, nothing nonjudicial in the Florida majority' s more hospitable reading.

Moreover, judges and nonjudicial personnel are working harder than ever.

In California, a nonjudicial foreclosure takes a minimum of approximately 112 days from start to finish.

Nonjudicial punishments can also be appealed up the chain of command.

"The unions should know that every penny in the budget message this year is for the nonjudicial personnel," he said.

Well, if Hals had a shot at nonjudicial punishment, she might not wind up too badly off.

Under the nonjudicial process, there is no appeal.

Fourth, the conflict between Congress and the Executive can be resolved through nonjudicial means.

Many specialists were transferred to nonjudicial jobs and replaced by party cadres.

To ensure compliance the Court may discipline attorneys, judges, and nonjudicial employees.

The evidence suggests that some Cardozos have published nonjudicial treatises.

The most important difference between nonjudicial and judicial dictionary making is the magnitude of the adverse consequences.

Among other things, that Committee reviews complaints of gender-biased conduct by judges and nonjudicial personnel.

The Marine Corps would confirm only that the officers had received "nonjudicial punishment."

Last week, however, Major Schmidt changed his mind and said he would accept the nonjudicial process he had been offered a year ago.

Of those, 218 had been resolved, including 35 courts-martial and 105 administrative or other nonjudicial punishments against 129 soldiers.

The difficulty in finding such a lender in nonjudicial foreclosure states is not the state's problem.

In June 2011, six crew members were given nonjudicial punishment and recommended for discharge from the Navy.

The admiral can drop the charges, court-martial the defendants or impose a nonjudicial punishment.

About a dozen other enlisted men have received nonjudicial punishments, he said, and other cases are still pending.