non·ju·di·cial
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Definition of nonjudicial
: not judicial : not heard by, ordered by, or otherwise involving a judge
a nonjudicial settlement the court's nonjudicial employees
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Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, USA TODAY, "Air Force investigation finds Black service members investigated, punished more often," 23 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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Lolita C. Baldor, Anchorage Daily News, "Air Force: Blacks are more likely investigated, disciplined," 22 Dec. 2020
Specifically, the review found that enlisted Black service members were 57% more likely than whites to face courts-martial and 72% more likely to get nonjudicial punishment as a result of an investigation.
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CBS News, "Blacks in Air Force face many forms of discrimination, inspector general report finds," 22 Dec. 2020
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