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(2)  reduce  the  punishment,  and  (3)  designate  an appropriate  place  of  confinement,  if  necessary. The offender must be notified, in writing, of the holding and the punishment and of the CA’s action. To   be   effective,   the   punishment   adjudged   for contempt  must  be  approved  by  the  CA. CERTIFICATE OF CORRECTION A  certificate  of  correction  is  a  document  that corrects an error or omission so the record of trial will reflect  what  actually  occurred  at  the  trial.  Keep  in mind  if  the  error  or  omission  actually  occurred  at  the trial, the record is correct as it stands and a certificate of  correction  must  not  be  used. The  following  is  the  normal  course  of  action taken  when  a  certificate  of  correction  is  necessary: 1.  The  CA  returns  the  record  to  the  military judge,  president,  or  SCM,  as  appropriate,  with  a memorandum indicating the defects to be corrected and directing that a certificate be prepared. 2. The TC prepares the certificate. No erasures, additions,  deletions,  or  other  physical  corrections  are made in the record. The certificate is authenticated in the same manner as the record of trial. A copy must be served on the accused who must receipt for it. The receipt  is  attached  to  the  original  record.  The certificate  of  correction  is  included  in  the  original record   immediately   following   the   authentication CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS Against Lieutenant John A. Doe, U.S. Navy in the trial of the United States v. Very C. Pistol, Fireman, U.S. Navy, tried by Special Court-Martial   convened   by   the   Commanding   Officer,   USS   DWIGHT   D. EISENHOWER (CVN 69) on board USS DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER at sea, on 7 June 19CY. The contempt proceedings commenced at 1920 hours, 7 June 19CY. (Here follows a verbatim transcript of the contempt proceedings.) The  contempt  proceeding  ended  at  1941  hours,  7  June  19CY,  and  the  court  then  proceeded with the trial of Fireman Very C. Pistol, U.S. Navy. AUTHENTICATION OF CONTEMPT PROCEEDINGS (Military  Judge  or  President) Figure 3-3.-Sample format for contempt proceedings. 3-19

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