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                 (f) Effect ofwaiver or withdrawal; substantial compliance required
                    (1) In general.  A valid waiver or withdrawal of appellate review under this rule shall bar
                 review by the Court of Criminal Appeals. Once submitted, a waiver or withdrawal in compliance
                 with this rule may not be revoked.
                    (2) Waiver.  If the accused files a waiver of appellate review in accordance with this rule, the
                  record of trial and attachments shall be forwarded for review by a judge advocate under R.C.M.
                  1201.
                    (3)  Withdrawal.  Action on a withdrawal of appellate review shall be carried out in accordance
                 with procedures established by the Judge Advocate General, or if the case is pending before a
                 Court of Criminal Appeals, in accordance with the rules of such court. If the appeal is
                 withdrawn, the record of trial and attachments shall be forwarded for review in accordance with
                 R.C.M.  1201.
                    (4) Substantial compliance required A purported waiver or withdrawal of an appeal which
                 does not substantially comply with this rule shall have no effect.

                  Rule 1116. Transmittal of records of trial for general and special courts-mat·tial
                 (a) Ca.<,·es.fonvarded to the Judge Advocate General.  In  all  general and special courts-martial in
                  which the judgment includes a finding of guilty, the certified record of trial  and attachments
                 required under R.C.M.  lll2(f) shall be sent directly to the Judge Advocate General concerned.
                  Forwarding an electronic copy ofthe certified record of trial  and attachments satisfies the
                 requirements under this rule. The records of trial in general and special courts-martial without a
                 finding of guilty shall be disposed of in accordance with the regulations of the Secretary
                 concerned.
                 (b) Transmittal (lrecord~'for cases eligible for appellate review by a Court (!{Criminal
                 Appeals.
                    (1) Automatic review. Except when the accused has waived or withdrawn the right to
                 appellate review, if the court-martial judgment includes a sentence of death, dismissal of a
                 commissioned officer, cadet, or midshipman, a dishonorable or bad-conduct discharge, or
                 confinement for 2 years or more, the Judge Advocate General shall forward the certified record
                 of trial and attachments required under R.C.M.  1112(f) to the Court of Criminal Appeals for
                 automatic review under Article 66(b)(3).
                       (A) A copy of the record of trial and attachments shall be forwarded to appellate defense
                 counsel in accordance with rules prescribed by the Secretary concerned. If the record forwarded
                 does not include a written transcript of the proceedings, the Government shall provide appellate
                 defense counsel with appropriate equipment for playback of the recording and with either-
                          (i) the means to transform the recording into a text fonnat through voice recognition
                  software or similar means; or
                          (ii) a transcription of the record in either printed or digital format.
                       (B) Upon written request of the accused, a copy of the record and attachments shall be
                 forwarded to a civilian counsel provided by the accused.
                       (C) Copies of the record provided under subparagraph (b)(l)(A) of this rule shall not
                 include sealed exhibits, recordings or transcriptions of closed sessions, or classified matters.
                    (2) Cases eligible for direct appeal by the accused Except when the accused has waived or
                 withdrawn the right to appeal under Article 61, if a general and special court-martial is not
                  subject to automatic review under Article 66(b )(3) but is eligible for  review under Article
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                 66(b)(l), the Judge Advocate General shall provide notice to the accused of the right to file an


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