Ops Law
Operation Law Unit 1-3
Operation Law Unit 1-3
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| Flashcards | 102 |
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| Language | English |
| Category | Politics |
| Level | Primary School |
| Created / Updated | 07.07.2014 / 08.07.2014 |
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In mutual legal assistance, what does the SOFA obligate?
parties to assist:
-investigations
-seizure and production of evidence
-witness availability
-prosecution of offenses
When is Counsel and other expenses authorized when foreign criminal jurisdiction is involved?
-act occured in the performance ofofficial duty
-possibility of confinement
-capital punishment could be imposed
-an appeal is made on denial of substanial rights
-conviction could form basis for misconduct admin separation
Who monitors the prison visitation program?
SJA
What are the guidelines for the prison visitation program?
- Medical exam within 48 hours before surrender, or earliest possible time
- must be visited every 30 days
- CC or rep, medical, chaplain visit periodically
- visitation report completed monthly
When do you generate a serious or unusual incident report?
- person is place into pretrial confinement
- person is actually or allegedly mistreated
- U.S. publicity probable
- Death of foreign national
What are the guidelines for the prison visitation program?
- Medical exam within 48 hours before surrender, or earliest possible time
- must be visited every 30 days
- CC or rep, medical, chaplain visit periodically
- visitation report completed monthly
What are the guidelines for the prison visitation program?
- Medical exam within 48 hours before surrender, or earliest possible time
- must be visited every 30 days
- CC or rep, medical, chaplain visit periodically
- visitation report completed monthly
When do you generate a serious or unusual incident report?
- person is place into pretrial confinement
- person is actually or allegedly mistreated
- U.S. publicity probable
- Death of foreign national
- capital punishment might be imposed
What is an individual case report?
initial report when foreign government exercises jurisdiction of US personnel, civilian employee, dependent
What three broad categories does the Posse Comitatus Act fall into?
-use of information
-use of DOD personnel
-use of military equipment
Immediate Response Authority provides immediate action to assist civil authorities or the public in what cases?
-to save lives
-to prevent human suffering
-mitigate great property damage under imminent serious conditions
Before a Commander uses IRA, they must do what?
-determine whether time and circumstances permit prior approval
-as soon as practical, report request through chain of command
-consider: legality, lethality, risk, cost, appropriateness, and readiness
Installation commander are authorized to have pre-existing MOU and MOA when:
-reciprocal firefighting support and emergency services
- military working dogfor drug searches
What does the osse Comitatus Act prohibit?
The Posse Comitatus Act prohibits direct, active participation to enforce civilian laws.
•Authority to Provide Support
• Stafford Act
• Economy Act
• Immediate Response Authority
• Mutual Aide Agreements or Plans
• Support of Law Enforcement
•Authority to Provide Support
• Stafford Act - states request federal support (FEMA)
• Economy Act - federal agencies can help eachother and must be reimbursed
• Immediate Response Authority- CC can provide immediate response to save lives, prevent human suffering, and mitigate great property damage
- determine whether time and circumstances permit prior approval
- as soon as practical request through chain of command
- consider: legality, lethality, risk, cost, appropriateness, readiness
• Mutual Aide Agreements or Plans - Installation CC agreement (firefighting/military drug dog)
• Support of Law Enforcement- Posse Comitatus - 10 can't enforce civil authority
What are two types of HCA and who are the approving officials?
Preplanned: The office of the Secretary of State/ Minimal: Ground CC
What funds are preplanned HCA paid from?
O&M funds
What is the purpose of the After Action Reports?
• Help fight a more capable fight
• Train for a particular contingency
• Help others benefit by those who have gone before
• Validates training
When is an After Action Report required?
Deployments and Major Exercise
When must an After Action Report be accomplished?
Within 30 days of return from a deployment or major exercise.
What is a CCO?
Contingency Contracting Officer
What are the duties of the CCO in initial deployment?
- The CCO advises all personnel not toobligate funds.
- Secures basic life support requirements. (Food,water,shelter, transportation,etc)
What are the first 30-45 days of deployment contracting called?
What does Build-up/ Employment of forces in deployed contracting establish?
Establishes procedures to request items.
Establishes procedures for funding.
Establishes purchasing methods.
What happens during Sustainment in Deployed Contracting?
- file documentation
- cost reduction
- business efficiencies
-CCO is a business advisor at this point.
At what stage of deployed contracting is the CCO a business advisor?
What happens during the termination/redeployment stage in deployed contracting?
- Contracts transition to final close out
- Contracts for life support remains until last person leaves
-CC last toleave to ensure contract close out
-After Action REport Accomplished
Who is the last to leave during termination/ redeployment stage in deployed contracting? Why?
CCO, to ensure contract close out.
What options must a CCO exhaust before entering contract?
- Inter-Service Support Agreements
- Other Government sources
-Host naton support (SOFA)
- Coalition Partners
What contract is a contractor responsible for cost overage?
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