Hi all, just a question. I was slapped with a charge of 10 days
DB, for taking my exams on mc. My leave was not enough to cover the
full duration of my exams den my unit don't allow me to use off
also. If a paper is missed, the whole subject will be deemed as
absent.
So i bo pian go take exam during my mc, then now kena charged.
Somemore i have specialist letter stating it is very important for
me to take my examination. So my OC charge me but i don't plead
guilty, transfer to CO, charge me but i also don't plead guilty,
then to court martial.
Questions, are.. how long will i receive the letter to go for
court martial?
Is my offence justified for 10days DB? (my CO was planning to
give more)
I got discharged (PES F), expecting to get my IC next week, den
if go court martial found guilty still under military rule?
Any advice for hiring a defence lawyer??
If I am you, I am no push over. I will bring every resources, I
have from media, mp, SAF hotline, and EVERYTHING. Since the CO or
OC or whatever is being informed I will whack every1 upside
down. Anyway, EXAM and TESTs are very important events in life
and it is necessary for life to go on and even after you ORD. If
whoever on top is not being understanding, than he does not deserve
to be a commander at all.
I read somewhere that taking EXAM off, compensation leave,
birthday off in the directive and handbook before, I am not
sure if it is still exists. Check it out urself.
Anyway who say taking MC must stay home AND REST? It is
only written black and white on the MC say you are unfit
for work and is not valid for court. Have you all
ever read the MC and medical directive before? Where on paper that
it is being written that you have to stay home and rest?
Anyway the idea of giving an MC is not to rest, but more like
isolation, because that person may be spreading the cold and flu
virus around. If he is injured, it may be difficult to walk
around.
Good Luck to TS. I have not problem getting OFF for my
scholarship interview, driving test, and other stuff before,hence
therefore...