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Appeals

Overview of appeals:
appeals

Action by Convening Authority. Article 60, UCMJ; RCM 1107

Action by the Judge Advocate General. Articles 66 and 69, UCMJ; RCM 1201

Action on sentence must

Action potpourri

Appeals. Deferment of confinement

Appeals. General considerations

Article 54, UCMJ; RCM 1104

Assertions of Ineffective Assistance of Counsel

Cases automatically reviewed by a Court of Criminal Appeals (Article 66)

Claims of post-trial cruel and unusual punishment

Common SJAR and addendum errors

Conclusion

Deferment of forfeitures

Disposition of Record of Trial After Action. RCM 1111

Duties of Counsel. Article 38, UCMJ; RCM 502(d)(5)-(6); RCM 1103(b)(1)

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