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B-211076 1 (1983-10-31)

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                        7 HECOMPTROLLER GENERAL
CECISION      •.OF THE UNITEO STATES
               4'tU  J   WA SHINGTON, 0.0. 20548




FILE:  B-211076               DATE: October 31, 1983

MATTER OF: Department of Defense Military Pay
              and Allowance Committee Action
              Number 557
DIGEST:


     1. Amendments to 10 U.S.C. 706 and 876a
         provide that court-martialed enlisted
         personnel with adjudged bad-conduct or
         dishonorable discharges may be com-
         pelled to take leaves of absence
         pending completion of appellate
         review, and that when they are placed
         on appellate leave they may elect to
         receive payment for any accrued leave
         to their credit either in a lump-sum
         settlement or as pay and allowances
         durina leave. The amendments were
         designed to avoid any necessity of
         restoring these persons to duty after
         their courts-martial, and to allow
         them some monetary assistance in their
         transition to civilian life. Payments
         may be made even thouqh the member's
         term of enlistment has expired.

     2. The lump-sump monetary leave settle-
         ment authorized by 10 U.S.C. 706 for
         court-martialed enlisted personnel
         required to take appellate leave is to
         be based on the rate of basic pay to
         which they are entitled on the day
         before they are placed on leave. Even
         thouqh they may be in a nonpay or
         reduced pay status that day because
         their enlistments have expired or for
         some other reason, they still have a
         rate of basic pay, which is the full
         rate applicable by law to the
         enlisted qrade they hold, and the
         lump-sum settlement is to be computed
         on the basis of that rate.

     3. The rule is well settled that no
         credit for pay and allowances accrues

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