SECURITY FORCES BLOCK 3 TEST STUDY
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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.
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.
