Security forces block 3, Security Forces Block 3

Security forces block 3, S ecurity Forces Block 3 Jurisdiction - ANS; Used to establish whether state or federal government has the authority to prosecute an offense SF authority to apprehend - ANS; Stem from (MCM) Manuel courts martial Rule 302 (b) who it's for Article 7(b) authority to apprehend Authority to administer oaths t o suspects, subjects, witnesses, and victims - ANS; Officers, non -commissioned officers (NCO), on duty SF, SF augmentation duty personnel UCMJ Article 136(b)(4) 136(b)6 Subject Matter Jurisdiction - ANS; the power of a court to hear a particular type of case Personal Jurisdiction - ANS; the power of a court to force a person to appear before it How many types of legislative jurisdictions - ANS; 4 Exclusive (legislative jurisdiction) - ANS; Federal government has sole authority to enforce law on instal lation Concurrent (legislative jurisdiction) - ANS; Federal and state government both share jurisdiction Reciprocal (legislative jurisdiction) - ANS; The power of all 4 branches of DOD to resolve a case through courts martial over all persons under artic le 2 UCMJ Navy, Air Force, coast guard, marines Proprietary (legislative jurisdiction) - ANS; U.S has same rights as property owner. Can ban/bar personnel from base Contacting bdoc when transporting a subject - ANS; Departure vehicle Location Time Starting odometer reading Ending odometer reading, time and location (OPIMs) other potentially infectious materials - ANS; 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 Fluid that are not expected infectious - ANS; Urine feces vomit sweat tears spit nasal secretions Four ways diseases are transmitte d - ANS; Parenternal exposure Mucous membrane exposure Sexual contact Infected women Types of diseases - ANS; HIV hepatitis B hepatitis Can Hepatitis B virus - ANS; Can survive for one week in dried blood military law - ANS; laws that have been develop ed to meet the needs of the military the punitive articles are listed 77 -134 Article 92 failure to obey - ANS; Violates or fails to obey any unlawful general order or regulation, knowledge of order, duty to obey. Fails to obey the order, or is derelict in the performance of his duties Article 107 false official statement - ANS; Is the intent to deceive by signs false record or other official document knowing to be false Article 108 damage/ loss of military property - ANS; Is described as felling disposal damage destroy or loss with a w illful intent or neglect Article 109 destruction of private property - ANS; Consists of wastes, spoils, damages, or destroys with either willful or reckless manner Article 111 drunken or reckless driving - ANS; Operating or in any physical control of a motorized vehicle Article 112 drunk in duty - ANS; Applied to military personnel on military duty and applied to officer or enlisted Article 112a wrongful use of controlled substance - ANS; Is the wrongful use. Possession, manufacture or distribution of a ny illegal controlled substance, this includes importing into U.S. article 117 Provoking speechless & gestures - ANS; Is the use of provoking/ accusing words towards any person Responsible for content on social media page - ANS; The unit commander Respo nsible for social media functions - ANS; Public affairs Civil Law - ANS; Is the body of laws of a state or nation regulating ordinary private matters Assimilative Crimes Act - ANS; Allows for Congress to adopt state law in the absence of applicable feder al law Notes + phone + police report = evidence Jencks Act - ANS; Identifies what could be called upon as evidence in a court proceeding - Police reports - Blotters - Hand written notes search - ANS; Is an examination of a person, property, or premises with intent to uncover a crime or criminal intent such as stolen goods, burglary tools and weapons seizure - ANS; Is taking of items by authorities for evidence Permission to search - ANS; Form 1364 can be written or oral and is issued by competent military authority Search Authorization - ANS; Based on probable cause, form 1176 as soon as possible after permission not to exceed 3 duty days probable cause - ANS; Reasonable belief that th e person, property, or evidence sought is located in the place of on the person to be searched Types of searches - ANS; Consent , and apprehension Search with consent - ANS; -No warrant needed -Voluntary, only his or her own property or belongings can be searched. Writing or verbal Af form 1364 apprehension - ANS; Is conducted obtaining search authority and should be conducted immediately after securing suspect