DUI (Driving Under The Influence)

Developmental counseling statement sample covering DUI (Driving Under The Influence)

Counseling Sample For:

DUI (Driving Under The Influence)

Possible Key Points To Discuss During Counseling:

UCMJ
General Letter of Reprimand
On post driving restrictions
Effects on military career
Enrollment into the ASAP
Any personal problems

Possible Plans of Action:

Accept whatever punishment received under UCMJ and don’t look back on it.
Work to improve military bearing and appearance on and off duty by doing what is right.
Further knowledge and skills by taking as many classes as possible through the military and civilian schools.
Will arrange to have someone drop him/her off and pick him/her up from work while driving privileges are suspended.
Will attend all meetings at the ASAP per the command directed guidance.
Will have a plan in place and a designated driver available when going anywhere alcohol is being consumed.
Provide the chain-of-command a copy of weekend plans prior to every weekend or Holiday.

Possible Leader Responsibilities:

Support the soldier in overcoming this hurdle
Get soldier enrolled in ASAP
Prior to weekends counsel soldier on his/her responsibility to not drink and drive and obtain soldier’s weekend plan.

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