Security forces block 3 test
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1. Exclusive legislative jurisdiction: Offenders will be tried in a federal court system, Federal Govern-
ment has sole authority to enforce law on installation
2. Concurrent legislative jurisdiction: Federal and state governments retain legislative Authority and
can prosecute the offenses
3. Reciprocal legislative jurisdiction: Has no bearing on civilian offenses. However, the four branches
can share the responsibility for military court proceedings if needed
4. Proprietary legislative jurisdiction: 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: 77-135
6. Article 92: Failure to obey Any lawful general order or regulation
7. Article 107: False official statement
8. Article 108: Damage/loss of military property
9. Article 109: Destruction of private property
10. Article 111: Drunken or reckless operation of vehicle, aircraft, or vessel
11. Article 112: Drunk on duty
12. Article 112 a: Wrongful use of controlled substance
13. Article 117: Provoking speeches or gestures
14. (SAPP): Security, Accuracy, Policy, Propriety
15. Civil Law: A body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters
16. Assimilative crimes act: Allows for Congress to adopt state law in the absence of applicable federal law
17. Jencks Act: Governance production of statements and reports of prosecution witnesses during federal crimina
trials
18. search: And examination of a person, property or premises to uncover evidence of a crime or criminal intent
19. Seizure: Taking of items by authorities for evidence
20. AF form 1176: Authority to search and seize
21. AF Form 1364: Consent for Search and Seizure
22. Statement: And oral or written assertion or nonverbal conduct of a person.
23. Declarant: a person who makes a statement
24. Hearsay: A statement offered in evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted
25. AF Form 52: Evidence Tag
26. Juvenile: Anyone who is not 18 years old and who is not active duty
27. DD Form 1408: Form minor traffic offenses for juveniles
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Study online at https://quizlet.com/_hpx6l0
1. Exclusive legislative jurisdiction: Offenders will be tried in a federal court system, Federal Govern-
ment has sole authority to enforce law on installation
2. Concurrent legislative jurisdiction: Federal and state governments retain legislative Authority and
can prosecute the offenses
3. Reciprocal legislative jurisdiction: Has no bearing on civilian offenses. However, the four branches
can share the responsibility for military court proceedings if needed
4. Proprietary legislative jurisdiction: 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: 77-135
6. Article 92: Failure to obey Any lawful general order or regulation
7. Article 107: False official statement
8. Article 108: Damage/loss of military property
9. Article 109: Destruction of private property
10. Article 111: Drunken or reckless operation of vehicle, aircraft, or vessel
11. Article 112: Drunk on duty
12. Article 112 a: Wrongful use of controlled substance
13. Article 117: Provoking speeches or gestures
14. (SAPP): Security, Accuracy, Policy, Propriety
15. Civil Law: A body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters
16. Assimilative crimes act: Allows for Congress to adopt state law in the absence of applicable federal law
17. Jencks Act: Governance production of statements and reports of prosecution witnesses during federal crimina
trials
18. search: And examination of a person, property or premises to uncover evidence of a crime or criminal intent
19. Seizure: Taking of items by authorities for evidence
20. AF form 1176: Authority to search and seize
21. AF Form 1364: Consent for Search and Seizure
22. Statement: And oral or written assertion or nonverbal conduct of a person.
23. Declarant: a person who makes a statement
24. Hearsay: A statement offered in evidence to prove the truth of the matter asserted
25. AF Form 52: Evidence Tag
26. Juvenile: Anyone who is not 18 years old and who is not active duty
27. DD Form 1408: Form minor traffic offenses for juveniles
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