What is MILPERSMAN 1050-360?
MILPERSMAN 1050-360 is a Navy regulation that outlines the procedures for recalling a member from appellate leave.

What is appellate leave?
Appellate leave is a period of leave granted to a member who is involved in a legal appeal process.

Who can authorize the recall of a member from appellate leave?
The appropriate authority for recalling a member from appellate leave is the convening authority or an officer designated by the convening authority.

Under what circumstances can a member be recalled from appellate leave?
A member can be recalled from appellate leave if there are specific reasons that require their presence, such as a change in circumstances or a request for additional information.

How is a member recalled from appellate leave?
The recall of a member from appellate leave is initiated by the convening authority or the designated officer by providing written notice to the member and the appropriate appellate court.

What is the process for recalling a member from appellate leave?
The convening authority or the designated officer must prepare a written request for recall, stating the reasons for the recall and providing any supporting documents. This request is then forwarded to the appropriate appellate court for consideration.

Can a member request to extend their appellate leave?
Yes, a member can request to extend their appellate leave by submitting a written request to the appropriate appellate court. The court will then review the request and make a decision based on the merits of the case.

How long does the appellate court have to respond to a request for recall?
The appellate court should respond to a request for recall within a reasonable timeframe, taking into consideration the urgency of the situation and the court's workload.

What happens if the appellate court denies the request for recall?
If the appellate court denies the request for recall, the member must return from appellate leave as soon as feasible, unless otherwise directed by the court.