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explanation to the military judge to be attached to the record of trial.

Rule 1111. Entry of judgment
(a) In general.
(1) Scope. Under regulations prescribed by the Secreta1y concerned, the military judge of a
general or special comi-matiial shall enter into the record of trial the judgment of the court. If the
Chief Trial Judge determines that the military judge is not reasonably available, the Chief Trial
Judge may detail another military judge to enter the judgment.
(2) Purpose. The judgment reflects the result of the court-martial, as modified by any post-
trial actions, rulings, or orders. The entry of judgment terminates the trial proceedings and
initiates the appellate process.
(3) Summary courts-martial. In a summary court-martial, the findings and sentence of the
court-martial, as modified or approved by the convening authority, constitute the judgment of the
court-martial. A separate document need not be issued.
(b) Contents. The judgment of the court shall be signed and dated by the military judge and shall
consist of-
(1) Findings. For each charge and specification referred to trial-
( A) a summary of each charge and specification;
(B) the plea of the accused; and
(C) the findings or other disposition of each charge and specification accounting for any
modifications made by reason of any post-trial action by the convening authority or any post-trial
ruling, order, or other determination by the military judge;
(2) Sentence. The sentence, accounting for any modifications made by reason of any post-
trial action by the convening authority or any post-trial ruling, order, or other determination by
the military judge, as well as the total amount of sentence credit, if any, to be applied to the
accused's sentence to confinement. If the accused was convicted of more than one specification
and any part of the sentence was determined by a military judge, the judgment shall also
specify-
(A) the confinement and fine for each specification, if any;
(B) whether any term of confinement shall run consecutively or concurrently with any
other term( s) of confinement; and
(C) the total amount of any fine(s) and the total duration of confinement to be served,
after accounting for the following-
(i) any tenns of confinement that are to run consecutively or concurrently; and
(ii) any modifications to the sentence made by reason of any post-trial action by the
convening authority or any post-trial ruling, order, or other detennination by the military judge.
(3) Additional iriformation.
(A) Deferment. If the accused requested that any p01iion of the sentence be deferred, the
judgment shall specify the nature of the request, the convening authority's action, the effective
date if approved, and, if the deferment ended prior to the entry of judgment, the date the
deferment ended.
(B) Waiver ofautomaticjOTjeitures. If the accused requested that automatic forfeitures be
waived by the convening authority under Article 5 8b, the judgment shall specify the nature of the
request, the convening authority's action, and the effective date and length, if approved.
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