Security Forces Block 3 Test Study Guide 2026/2027 Accurate Questions With Correct Detailed Solutions || 100% Guaranteed Pass Newest Version

SECURITY FORCES BLOCK 3 TEST STUDY GUIDE 2026/2027 ACCURATE QUESTIONS WITH CORRECT DETAILED SOLUTIONS || 100% GUARANTEED PASS NEWEST VERSION 1. Exclusive legislative jurisdiction - ANSWER Offenders will be tried in a federal court system, Federal Government has sole authority to enforce law on installation 2. Concurrent legislative jurisdiction - ANSWER Federal and state governments retain legislative Authority and can prosecute the offenses 3. Reciprocal legislative jurisdiction - ANSWER Has no bearing on civilian offenses. However, the four branches can share the responsibility for military court proceedings if needed 4. Proprietary legislative jurisdiction - ANSWER US has same rights as property owner and civilian offenses occurring in this jurisdiction are typically handed over to civilian law-enforcement 5. Punitive articles - ANSWER 77-135 6. Article 92 - ANSWER Failure to obey Any lawful general order or regulation 7. Article 107 - ANSWER False official statement 8. Article 108 - ANSWER Damage/loss of military property 9. Article 109 - ANSWER Destruction of private property 10. Article 111 - ANSWER Drunken or reckless operation of vehicle, aircraft, or vessel 11. Article 112 - ANSWER Drunk on duty 12. Article 112 a - ANSWER Wrongful use of controlled substance 13. Article 117 - ANSWER Provoking speeches or gestures 14. (SAPP) - ANSWER Security, Accuracy, Policy, Propriety 15. Civil Law - ANSWER A body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters 16. Assimilative crimes act - ANSWER Allows for Congress to adopt state law in the absence of applicable federal law 17. Jencks Act - ANSWER Governance production of statements and reports of prosecution witnesses during federal criminal trials 18. search - ANSWER And examination of a person, property or premises to uncover evidence of a crime or criminal intent 19. Jurisdiction - ANSWER Used to establish whether state or federal government has the authority to prosecute an offense 20. SF authority to apprehend - ANSWER Stem from (MCM) Manuel courts martial Rule 302 (b) who it's for Article 7(b) authority to apprehend 21. Authority to administer oaths to suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims - ANSWER Officers, non-commissioned officers (NCO), on duty SF, SF augmentation duty personnel UCMJ Article 136(b)(4) 136(b)6 22. Subject Matter Jurisdiction - ANSWER the power of a court to hear a particular type of case 23. Personal Jurisdiction - ANSWER the power of a court to force a person to appear before it 24. How many types of legislative jurisdictions - ANSWER 4 25. Exclusive (legislative jurisdiction) - ANSWER Federal government has sole authority to enforce law on installation 26. Concurrent (legislative jurisdiction) - ANSWER Federal and state government both share jurisdiction 27. Reciprocal (legislative jurisdiction) - ANSWER The power of all 4 branches of DOD to resolve a case through courts martial over all persons under article 2 UCMJ Navy, Air Force, coast guard, marines 28. Proprietary (legislative jurisdiction) - ANSWER U.S has same rights as property owner. Can ban/bar personnel from base 29. Contacting bdoc when transporting a subject - ANSWER Departure vehicle Location Time Starting odometer reading Ending odometer reading, time and location 30. (OPIMs) other potentially infectious materials - ANSWER Blood products Semen Vagina secretions Spinal fluid Lung fluid Any bodily fluid that is visibly contaminated with blood Any bodily fluid that you cannot tell what it is 31. Rules of Engagement (ROE) - ANSWER Are directives issued by competent military authority which delineate engagement and limitations which US forces will initiate combat. 32. Who sets ROE standards utilizing help from the Staff judge advocate? - ANSWER Commanders 33. METT-TC - ANSWER Mission, Enemy, Terrain, Troops, Time, and Civilian considerations. 34. ROEs must evolve with what 3 considerations? - ANSWER Policy, legal, and military. 35. Wartime ROE - ANSWER Permits U.S. forces to open fire upon all identified enemy targets. 36. Standing ROE - ANSWER Permits engagement in SELF DEFENSE of individual, unit or nation. 37. Hostile Act - ANSWER An attack or other use of force against the United States, U.S. forces, or other designated persons or property. 38. Hostile Intent - ANSWER The threat of imminent use of forces against the U.S and its forces 39. Hostile force - ANSWER Any civilian, military or paramilitary forces that has committed an hostile act 40. Law of War - ANSWER International law that regulates the resort to armed force and the conduct of hostilities between states 41. Code of Conduct - ANSWER A moral code established in 1955 to provide military personnel in combat a standard conduct. 42. Article 1 - ANSWER Guard my country and our way of life. I'm prepared to give my life in their defense.