Why might a commander chose to discipline a service member through non-judicial punishment, rather than through a court-martial? select all that apply?
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Non Judicial Punishment may be used by commanders to deal with misconduct issues that are too serious to be dealt with using administrative corrective procedures, but are minor enough to not necessarily be appropriately handled through a full court-martial prosecution