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Title: USAF%20First%20Sergeant%20Academy


1
USAF First Sergeant Academy
  • APPREHENSION
  • AND
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT

  • Reference Manual for Courts-Martial

2
OVERVIEW
  • APPREHENSION
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • UNIT RESPONSIBILITIES

3
APPREHENSION
  • IN THE MILITARY, APPREHENSION MEANS TO TAKE
    SOMEONE INTO CUSTODY.

4
APPREHENSION
  • COMPARABLE TO CIVILIAN ARREST
  • APPREHENSION REQUIRES PROBABLE CAUSE
  • NOT THE SAME AS DETENTION FOR INVESTIGATIVE
    PURPOSES

5
APPREHENSION
  • WHO MAY BE APPREHENDED
  • AUTHORITY TO APPREHEND
  • WHEN IN EXECUTION OF DUTIES

6
APPREHENSION
  • OFFICERS MAY BE APPREHENDED
  • PURSUANT TO AN ORDER BY ANOTHER OFFICER
  • TO PREVENT DISGRACE
  • TO PREVENT ESCAPE AFTER COMMISSION OF A SERIOUS
    OFFENSE

7
APPREHENSION
  • APPREHENSION PROCEDURES
  • IDENTIFY YOURSELF
  • CLEARLY NOTIFY THE PERSON
  • USE OF FORCE
  • SECURE CUSTODY
  • REQUIRED NOTIFICATIONS

8
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT IS MORAL OR PHYSICAL RESTRAINT
    ON A PERSONS LIBERTY BEFORE AND DURING
    DISPOSITION OF OFFENSES .

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT MAYBE IMPOSED ON ANYONE
    SUBJECT TO THE UCMJ AND MUST BE BASED ON PROBABLE
    CAUSE

10
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT CONSISTS OF
  • CONDITIONS OF LIBERTY
  • RESTRICTION IN LIEU OF ARREST
  • ARREST
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT

11
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • AUTHORITY TO IMPOSE PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • COMMANDING OFFICER
  • COMMISSIONED OFFICER
  • A COMMANDER MAY DELEGATE TO WARRANT, PETTY, AND
    NONCOMMISSIONED OFFICERS

12
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PROCEDURES
  • EXCEPT FOR CONFINEMENT, IS IMPOSED BY AN ORDER,
    VERBAL OR WRITTEN, SPECIFYING TERMS OR LIMITS
  • PERSON IS INFORMED OF OFFENSE
  • ORDER IS DELIVERED BY OR THROUGH ISSUING AUTHORITY

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • CONDITIONS ON LIBERTY
  • ACTIONS IMPOSED BY ORDERSDIRECTING A PERSON TO
    DO ORREFRAIN FROM DOING SPECIFIC ACTS

14
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • RESTRICTION IN LIEU OF ARREST AND ARREST
  • TWO TYPES OF RESTRAINTSIMPOSED ON A PERSON BY
    VERBAL OR WRITTEN ORDERS, DIRECTING THAT PERSON
    TO REMAIN WITHIN SPECIFIED LIMITS

15
PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • RESTRICTION IN LIEU OF ARREST
  • A LESS SEVERE RESTRAINT THAN ARREST
  • UNLESS OTHERWISE SPECIFIED, THE RESTRAINED PERSON
    PERFORMS FULL MILITARY DUTIES

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • ARREST
  • MORAL RESTRAINT
  • PERSON MAY NOT BE REQUIRED TO PERFORM FULL
    MILITARY DUTIES

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT
  • PHYSICAL RESTRAINT, IMPOSED BY ORDER OF COMPETENT
    AUTHORITY
  • DEPRIVES A PERSON OF FREEDOM PENDINGDISPOSITION
    OF OFFENSES

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PRETRIAL RESTRIANT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT MAY BE ORDERED WHEN
  • AN OFFENSE TRIABLE BY COURT-MARTIAL HAS BEEN
    COMMITTED
  • THE PERSON TO BE CONFINED COMMITTED IT
  • CONFINEMENT IS REQUIRED BY CIRCUMSTANCES

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT REVIEW PROCEDURES
  • IF ANYONE OTHER THAN THE PERSONS COMMANDER
    ORDERS PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT, THE COMMANDER MUST
    BE NOTIFIED WITHIN 24 HOURS

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT REVIEW PROCEDURES
  • NEUTRAL AND DETACHED OFFICER CONDUCTS REVIEW
    WHETHER TO CONTINUE PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT BASED ON
    THE ADEQUACY OF PROBABLE CAUSE WITHIN 48 HOURS OF
    PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT REVIEW PROCEDURES
  • COMMANDER MUST DECIDE WITHIN 72 HOURS WHETHER TO
    CONTINUE THE CONFINEMENT AND/OR PREFER CHARGES,
    OR RELEASE THE PERSON
  • WRITTEN REPORT DUE WITHIN 72 HOURS IF CONFINEMENT
    CONTINUES

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT REVIEW PROCEDURES
  • IF COMMANDER CONTINUES THE CONFINEMENT, BY 7TH
    DAY OF CONFINEMENT (MAY BE EXTENDED TO 10 DAYS),
    A REVIEW OFFICER INVESTIGATES AND DETERMINES IF
    CONTINUED CONFINEMENT IS REQUIRED

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT REVIEW PROCEDURES
  • IF THE REVIEW OFFICER CONTINUES THE CONFINEMENT,
    ONLY THE CONVENING AUTHORITY OR JUDGE MAY RELEASE
    THE PERSON FROM CONFINEMENT

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PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • IF A MEMBER IS PLACED IN PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT, OR
    ARREST, OR RESTRICTION IN LIEU OF ARREST, THE
    CASE MUST GO TO COURT WITHIN 120 DAYS.

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PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT
24 HRS
48 HRS
72 HRS
7-10 DAYS
120 DAYS
0 HR
NOTIFY COMMANDER
PRETRIAL REVIEW
INCIDENT, PRETRIAL CONFINEMENT ORDERED
2ND PRETRIAL REVIEW
COMMANDER CONTINUATION DECISION
MUST GO TO TRIAL
26
UNIT RESPONSIBILITIES
  • ESCORTS
  • ORDERS, TRANSPORTATION REQUESTS
  • VISITS

27
SUMMARY
  • APPREHENSION
  • PRETRIAL RESTRAINT
  • UNIT RESPONSIBILITIES

28
USAF First Sergeant Academy
  • SEARCH AND SEIZURE

  • Reference Manual for
    Courts-Martial

29
OVERVIEW
  • PROTECTIONS
  • TERMS
  • LAWFUL SEARCHES TECHNICALITIES
  • INSPECTIONS SEARCHES

30
PROTECTIONS
  • CONSTITUTION, 4TH AMENDMENT
  • MCM PART III, M.R.E. 311 - 316
  • PRIMARY RULES

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TERMS
  • SEARCH
  • SEIZURE
  • ZONE OF PRIVACY
  • EVIDENCE
  • PROBABLE CAUSE

32
LAWFUL SEARCHES TECHNICALITIES
  • AUTHORIZATION (AF FORM 1176)
  • INDIVIDUAL CONSENT (AF FORM 1364)
  • LAWFUL APPREHENSION
  • OPEN FIELDS OR WOODLANDS
  • PLAIN VIEW DOCTRINE
  • ABANDONED PROPERTY

33
INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • M.R.E 313(b) INSPECTIONS
  • THE PRIMARY PURPOSE
  • TO DETERMINE AND ENSURE SECURITY, MILITARY
    FITNESS, OR GOOD ORDER AND DISCIPLINE OF A UNIT,
    ORGANIZATION, INSTALLATION, VESSEL, AIRCRAFT, OR
    VEHICLE

34
INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • INSPECTIONS
  • MAY OBTAIN BODY FLUIDS, SUCH AS URINE
  • MAY SEIZE UNLAWFUL WEAPONS, CONTRABAND, OR OTHER
    EVIDENCE OF A CRIME LOCATED DURING THE INSPECTION

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INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • INSPECTIONS
  • THE PRIMARY PURPOSE IS NOT TO OBTAIN EVIDENCE
  • GOVERNMENT BEARS BURDEN OF PROOF
  • COMMANDERS MUST BE PREPARED TO JUSTIFY TESTIFY

36
INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • INSPECTIONS
  • CONDUCTED REASONABLY
  • REASONABLE NATURAL OR TECHNICAL AIDS MAY BE USED
  • WITH OR WITHOUT NOTICE

37
INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • DORMITORY INSPECTIONS
  • M.R.E. 313(b)
  • SHAKEDOWN ILLEGAL
  • RULES MUST BE FOLLOWED
  • NOT ON HEELS OF SIGNIFICANT EVENT

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INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • DORMITORY INSPECTIONS
  • INSPECT ALL ROOMS THE SAME
  • STOP INSPECTION IF EVIDENCE IS FOUND
  • COMPLETE DORM INSPECTION

39
INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • GATE INSPECTIONS
  • M.R.E. 313 (b) AND 314 (c)
  • INSTALLATION COMMANDER
  • MILITARY WORKING DOGS MAY BE USED
  • EVIDENCE IS ADMISSIBLE

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INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • URINALYSIS TESTING
  • RANDOM (INSPECTION) - UCMJ ACTION
  • CONSENT (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • PROBABLE CAUSE (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • MEDICAL (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • CC DIRECTED (SEARCH) - NO UCMJ ACTION

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INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
  • BLOOD ALCOHOL TESTING
  • PROBABLE CAUSE (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • CONSENT (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • IMPLIED CONSENT (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • MEDICAL (SEARCH) - UCMJ ACTION
  • CC DIRECTED (SEARCH) - NO UCMJ ACTION

42
SUMMARY
  • PROTECTIONS
  • TERMS
  • LAWFUL SEARCHES TECHNICALITIES
  • INSPECTIONS SEARCHES
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