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It all depends on the severity of the civil issue - as he has been cautioned and advised of a court appearance then he should have (iaw QRs) notified his CO in writing. Thereafter, P1 will place a marker on his JPA record/P1 file. If he hasn't reported it then he could be charged.
Depending on the outcome of the Civil case, the type of offence and punishment from the courts depends on the administrative sanction imposed on the individual by the RAF - as Busby rightly states this is iaw AP1 and is not a double punishment.
Have a look at AP3392 Vol 5 lflts 127-130 on what distinguishes between admin action and summary dealing and where the perceived 'grey area' for civil offences comes into this.
I know many will rant saying it is unfair, its a double punishment etc etc however this has been challenged many times and each time the Service has won.
Depending on the outcome of the Civil case, the type of offence and punishment from the courts depends on the administrative sanction imposed on the individual by the RAF - as Busby rightly states this is iaw AP1 and is not a double punishment.
Have a look at AP3392 Vol 5 lflts 127-130 on what distinguishes between admin action and summary dealing and where the perceived 'grey area' for civil offences comes into this.
I know many will rant saying it is unfair, its a double punishment etc etc however this has been challenged many times and each time the Service has won.