ASSIGNMENT  6 Textbook  Assignment: “Court-Martial  Trials,”   chapter 7, pages 7-1 through 7-30. 6-1. An accused has no right to representation  by  counsel  at  a summary  court-martial. 1. True 2. False 6-2. An individual tried by a state court may only be referred to trial by  a  summary  court-martial  with  the permission  of  what  authority? 1. SECNAV 2. OPNAV 3. CHNAVPERS 4. OEGCMJ 6-3. A summary court-martial is created in what manner? 1. By annotation on a report chit referring  it  to  court-martial 2. By order of the CA detailing the  summary  court-martial officer to the court 3. By preparation of a summary court-martial convening order 4. By an appointing order to the summary  court-martial  officer 6-4. Normally,  what  is  the  lowest  grade that  a  summary  court-martial officer  should  hold? 1. CWO3 2.   LT 3. LTJG 4. LCDR 6-5. 6-6. 6-7. What  action  should  be  taken  when the CA is the only commissioned officer in a unit and he or she wishes to convene a summary court- martial? 1. Refer the case to the next higher  convening  authority  for trial by SPCM 2. Take the accused to mast since he or she cannot appoint himself  or  herself 3. Forward the case to another command  for  referral 4. Appoint  an  SCM  officer  from outside  the  command In  a  summary  court-martial,  who presents  the  government’s  case against  the  accused? 1. SCM officer 2.  TC 3. CA’s SJA/legal officer 4. Counsel  for  the  government Which  of  the  following  personnel may be tried by a summary court- martial? 1. A commissioned officer 2. An  enlisted  accused  who consents  to  trial 3. A warrant officer 4. An  enlisted  member capital  offense accused of a 33