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Investigation and Prosecution of Crimes over which the Department of Justice and the Department of Defense have Concurrent Jurisdiction.

• Implementing authority .
• Local application.
• Action by convening authority.
• Grants of immunity.
• Administrative action.
• Threats against the President.
• Reporting requirements for cases involving national security crimes.

Nonjudicial Punishment.

• Use of nonjudicial punishment.
• Relationship of nonjudicial punishment to nonpunitive measures (para 1g, part V, MCM).
• Personal exercise of discretion (para 1d(2), part V, MCM).
• Reference to superior.
• Filing determination.
• Who may impose nonjudicial punishment.
• Persons on whom nonjudicial punishment may be imposed.
• Minor offenses.
• Double punishment prohibited.
• Restriction on punishment after exercise of jurisdiction by civilian authorities.
• Statute of limitations.
• Preliminary inquiry.
• Commander’s guide for notification and imposition.
• Summarized proceedings.
• Formal proceedings (para 4, part V, MCM).
• Notification and explanation of rights.
• Rules and limitations.
• Effect on promotable status.
• Effective date and execution of punishments.
• Announcement of punishment.
• Clemency.
• Suspension.
• Vacation.
• Mitigation.
• Remission.
• Setting aside and restoratio.
• Who may act on an appeal.
• Procedure for submitting an appeal.
• Action by the imposing commander or the successor in command.
• Action by the superior authority.
• Action by a judge advocate.
• Action by superior authority regardless of appeal.
• Records of punishment.
• Distribution and filing of DA Form 2627 and allied documents.
• Supplementary action.
• Reconciliation log.
• Time for distribution of initial DA Form.
• Filing of records of punishment imposed prior to 1 November 1982.
• Transfer of Article 15s wholly set aside or in cases of change of status.
• Transfer or removal of records of nonjudicial punishment.
• Use of records.
• Delegation of authority to modify procedures and test new nonjudicial punishment forms.

Disciplinary Proceedings Subsequent to Exercise of Jurisdiction by Civilian Authorities.

• Policy.
• Procedure.

Procedures for Courts Martial.

• Scope.
• Courts martial jurisdiction.
• Court Martial Personnel.
• Detail of trial counsel.
• Certification and use of lawyers.
• Qualified counsel at courts martial.
• Qualified individual civilian counsel at courts martial.
• Individual military counsel.
• Professional standards.
• Rating of court members, counsel, and military judges.
• Preparation by court martial personnel.
• Reporters.
• Authorization for payment of transportation expenses and allowances to civilian witnesses appearing before Article.
• UCMJ, investigations.
• Reports and investigation of offenses.
• Procedures related to US Soldiers of Foreign Nationality Facing Courts Martial.
• Pretrial confinement.
• Preparation of charge sheet.
• Forwarding of charges.
• Convening authority actions upon receipt of approved resignation for the good of the service (RFGOS) in lieu of
• general court martial.
• Referral of charges.
• Accused’s copy of charge sheet.
• Preliminary procedures.
• Witness attendance.
• Procedure for summary courts martial.
• Arraignment and pleas.
• Disclosure of pretrial restraint.
• Entry of findings of guilty pursuant to a plea.
• Personal identifiers of witnesses.
• Special courts martial guidance.
• Sentencing.
• Report of result of trial.
• Assignment of post trial Soldiers in confinement or on excess leave.
• Convening authority action.
• Transfer of convening authority action.
• Rehearing in cases in which the accused is absent without leave.
• Suspension of sentence.
• Vacation of suspended sentences.
• Disposition of SJA recommendations and JA reviews of records of GCM and of SPCM in which a bad conduct
• discharge has been approved.
• Stay of execution of death sentence when accused lacks mental capacity.
• Clemency under Article.
• Petition for new trial under Article.
• Preparation.
• Readability of records of trial.
• Retention of trial notes or recordings.
• Authentication of records of trial.
• Service of record of trial on the accused.
• Forwarding of records of trial after initial action.
• Disposition of records of trial.
• Mailing records of trial.
• Delegation of authority to modify procedures.

United States Army Trial Defense Service.

• Mission.
• Organization.
• Administrative and logistical support.
• Funding responsibilities.
• Training.
• Installations without a servicing USATDS office.
• Mutual support responsibilities.
• Detail of defense counsel.
• Requests for individual military counsel.
• Professional standards.

Court Membership and Other Related Military Justice Duties by Non JAGC Personnel.

• Chaplains.
• Medical, dental, and veterinary officers.
• Army nurses.
• Medical specialist corps.
• Inspectors general.
• Warrant officers.

United States Army Trial Judiciary Military Judge Program.

• Qualifications of military judges.
• Judicial circuits.
• Functions and duties of military judges.
• Responsibilities of the chief circuit judge.
• Detailing of military judges.
• Administrative and logistical support.
• Rules of court.
• Requests for Military Judges as Individual Military Counsel.

Military Magistrate Program.

• Scope.
• Appointment of military magistrates.
• Powers of military magistrates.
• Supervision of military magistrates.
• Review by military magistrate.
• Administrative and logistical support.
• Authority of military judges and magistrates to issue authorizations.
• Issuance.
• Oaths.
• Execution and disposition of authorizations and other related papers.
• Recovery and disposition of property.
• Reapplication.
• Legality of searches and seizures.

Courts of Inquiry.

• General.
• Jurisdiction.
• Composition.
• Convening order.
• Designation of parties.
• Rights of parties.
• Witnesses.
• Procedure.
• Report.
• Preparation and submission of record.
• Action of convening authority.
• Disposition of record.

Oaths.

• Persons required to be sworn.
• Oath administration procedure military judges.
• Oath administration counsel.
• Oath administration procedure court members .
• Oath administration procedure reporters.
• Oath administration procedure interpreters.
• Forms of oaths for court martial personnel.
• Oath administration procedure persons providing sworn information in support of requests for authorizations to search.
• and seize and authorizations to apprehend.
• Form of oaths for probable cause searches and seizures and apprehensions.
• Form of oath for the accused following a plea of guilty.

Court Martial Orders.

• Types of court martial orders.
• Convening orders.
• Promulgating orders.
• Format for SCM Court Martial Orders (CMOs).
• Format for court martial orders.
• Modification of findings or sentence.
• Distribution of court martial orders.

Appellate Review Matters.

• Scop.
• Petitions for extraordinary relief.
• Appeals under Article.
• Appellate advice after trial.
• Waiver or withdrawal of appellate review.
• Identifying companion and other cases.
• Rules of appellate procedure.
• Clerk of Court, U.S. Army Judiciary.
• Serving USACCA decisions on the accused.
• Cases remanded by the USACCA or USCAAF.
• Leave or transfer pending appellate review.
• Habeas corpus representation.
• Tenure for military appellate judges.

Application for Relief under Article 69, UCMJ.

• General.
• Procedures for making application.
• Submission of application.
• Timeliness.

Report of Judicial and Disciplinary Activity in the Army, Requirement Control Symbol JAG–2 (R12).

• Preparation.
• Frequency and content.
• Routing and due date.
• Negative reports.
• Instructions for completing DA Form 3169.

Allegations of Misconduct and Suspension of Counsel and Military Judges.

• Scope.
• Withdrawal of certification by TJAG.
• Grounds for suspension.
• Action to suspend military counsel.
• Action to suspend civilian counsel .
• Modification or revocation of suspension or decertification.
• Removal of counsel or reassignment of duties.
• Grounds.
• Removal of a military judge.
• Procedure.
• Modification or revocation of suspension or decertification.

Custody Policies Overseas.

• General.
• Custody policies.
• Exercise of custody provisions granted under international agreements.
• Implementation by major commands.

Victim/Witness Assistance.

• Purpose.
• Policy.
• Application.
• Objectives.
• Definitions.
• Victim/Witness Liaison.
• Identification of victims and witnesses.
• Initiation of liaison service.
• Rights of crime victims.
• Training and publicity.
• Medical, financial, legal, and social services.
• Stages and role in military criminal justice process.
• Notification and description of services provided victims of crime.
• Consultation with victims.
• Property return and restitution.
• Notification and description of services provided witnesses.
• Limitations.
• Protection of victims and witnesses.
• Notification to employers and creditors.
• Witness fees and costs.
• Civilian witness travel to proceedings overseas.
• Local services.
• Transitional compensation.
• Requests for investigative reports or other documents.
• Confinement facilities.
• Reporting requirements and responsibilities.
• Evaluation of Victim/Witness Liaison Program Services.

Military Justice Training.

• Training organization.
• Curriculum courses .
• Required military justice for enlisted Soldiers.
• Required military justice training for commissioned officers and officer candidates and cadets.
• Optional military justice training.
• Course development and instruction.

Complaints Under Article 138, UCMJ.

• Purpose.
• Applicability.
• Policy.
• Explanation of terms.
• Inappropriate subject matter for Article 138 complaints.
• Request for redress.
• Complaint.
• Legal advice.
• Action by the person receiving the complaint.
• Determination not required by officer exercising GCM jurisdiction.
• Determination required by officer exercising GCM jurisdiction.
• Action by Headquarters, Department of the Army.

Military Justice Within the Reserve Components.

• Purpose.
• Policy.
• Involuntary active duty.
• Extending RC soldiers on AD.
• Preservation of jurisdiction and punishment.
• Nonjudicial punishment (Article 15).
• Summary courts martial.
• Special and general courts martial.
• Forfeitures.
• Support personnel.
• Support responsibilities AA GCMCAs.
• Multiple component units.

United States Army Trial Counsel Assistance Program.

• General.
• Mission.
• Organization.
• Training.
• Technical assistance.

Prosecution of Criminal Offenses in Federal Courts.

• Scope.
• Authority.
• Felony prosecution programs.
• Appointment of attorneys as Special Assistant U.S. Attorneys.
• Misdemeanors.
• Reports.
• Witness expenses.

Registration of Sexually Violent Military Offenders Who Are Not Confined.

• Covered offenses.
• Trial counsel and Provost Marshal responsibilities.
• Sexual offenders.

United States Army Court Reporter Program.

• Training of Court Reporters.
• Detailing of Court Reporters and Oath Requirements.
• Court Reporter Metric Performance Standards.
• Exemption from Other Duties.
• RC Court Reporters.
• Removal of C5 Designation.

Prosecution of Criminal Offenses Under the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act of 2000 (MEJA).

• Applicability and Purpose.
• Qualified Military Counsel and Responsibilities of USATDS.

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Elements of Army Security Cooperation Policy.

• A Global Strategy.
• Ends, Ways, and Means.
• The Army Security Cooperation Plan.
• Assessment.

Figure List.

• Figure B–1: Army Secretariat areas of responsibility.
• Figure B–2: Army Staff areas of responsibility.

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• Leistungsempfaenger der Pflegeversicherung nach Pflegestufen und Unterbringung 2006.
• Leistungsempfaenger der sozialen und der privaten Pflegeversicherung, Pflegestufen und Unterbringung.
• Leistungsempfaenger der Pflegeversicherung nach Altersgruppen.
• Starke Zunahme der Zahl Hochbetagter.
• Einwohnerzahl und Hochbetagte.
• Altersprofil der Bevoelkerung 2020 und 2050.
• Demographisch bedingte Zunahme der Pflegefaelle.
• Zahl der Leistungsempfaenger nach Altersgruppen, Unterbringungsart und Pflegestufe in Deutschland 2006, 2020 und 2050 nach Variante 2a.
• Zahl der Pflegebeduerftigen bis 2050.
• Verschiebung von ambulanter zu institutioneller Pflege.
• Pflegefaelle nach Pflegestufen und Unterbringungsart nach Variante 2a.
• Demenzerkrankungen nehmen demographiebedingt zu.
• Wahrscheinlichkeit von Pflegebeduerftigkeit koennte sinken.

Unternehmensteuerreform 2008 Selbstfinanzierungseffekte von knapp 3 Milliarden Euro.

• Tariflicher Steuersatz und Steueraufkommen der Koerperschaften in der EU 15.
• Steuersenkungen bedingen positive Selbstfinanzierungseffekte.
• Tariflicher Steuersatz und Steueraufkommen der Koerperschaften in Oesterreich.
• Tariflicher Steuersatz und Steueraufkommen der Koerperschaften in Deutschland.
• Selbstfinanzierungseffekte verringern Steuerausfaelle der Unternehmensteuerreform 2008.

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Introduction.

• Purpose.
• References.
• Explanation of abbreviations and terms.
• Responsibilities.
• Recordkeeping requirements.
• Managing information resources and IT.
• Information as a resource.
• Army Knowledge Management.
• Information transmission economy.
• Use of IT to improve mission efficiency and effectiveness.
• User/customer focus and the relationship between the customer and the IT community.
• Ensuring quality of information disseminated to the public.

Responsibilities.

• The Army Chief Information Officer/G–6.
• The NETCOM/9th ASC.
• Principal HQDA officials.
• ASA(FM&C).
• ASA(ALT).
• The Office of General Counsel.
• The Administrative Assistant to the Secretary of the Army.
• The Chief of Public Affairs.
• The Director of the Army Staff.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–1.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–2.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–3.
• The Deputy Chief of Staff, G–8.
• Assistant Chief of Staff for Installation Management.
• The Judge Advocate General.
• MACOM commanders.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Training and Doctrine Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Materiel Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Forces Command.
• Commanding General, United States Army Special Operations Command.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Intelligence and Security Command.
• The Army Surgeon General/Commanding General, U.S. Army Medical Command.
• Commanding General, United States Army Corps of Engineers.
• Commanders of the Army Component combatant commands.
• Commanding General, U.S. Army Reserve Command and the Chief, National Guard Bureau.
• Commanders or directors of MSCs, field operating agencies, DRUs, separately authorized activities, tenant, and satellite organizations.
• State Area Command, U.S. Army Reserve Command, or comparable level community commanders.
• Program, project, and product managers and IT materiel developers.
• PEOs and direct reporting PMs.

CIO Management.

• Information management organizations below HQDA.
• IM/IT resource management.
• Process analysis and business/functional process improvement.
• CIO validation of requirements.
• IT performance measurements.
• IT acquisition process.
• IM/IT human capital management.
• Registry for major information systems inventory, reduction, webification, and security.

The Army Enterprise Architecture.

• Introduction.
• AEA structure.
• Operational View (OV).
• System View (SV).
• Technical View (TV).
• Use of Architecture information validation and compliance tools.
• Army Net Centric Data Management Program.
• Army data standards management.
• Authoritative data sources (ADSs).
• Enterprise identifiers (EIDs).
• Information exchange systems specifications (IESSs).
• Extensible Markup Language (XML).

Information Assurance.

• Mission.
• Management structure for information assurance.
• Information system certification/accreditation.
• Physical security.
• Software security.
• Hardware security.
• Procedural security.
• Personnel security.
• Communications security.
• Risk management.
• Army Web Risk Assessment Cell.

Command, Control, Communications, and Computers/Information Technology Support and Services.

• IT support principles.
• Computing services.
• Network operations (NETOPS).
• Telecommunications systems and services.
• Long haul and deployable communications.
• IT support for military construction (MILCON).

Visual Information.

• Combat camera (COMCAM).
• VI responsibilities.
• VI activities.
• VI activity operations.
• Automated information management system.
• Equipment and systems.
• Products.
• Services.
• VI records management.
• VI documentation (VIDOC) program.
• Restrictions.

Records Management Policy.

• Mission.
• Management concept.
• Life cycle management of records.
• Tenets.
• Major subprograms.
• General policies.
• Record media.
• Electronic records management.

Publications and Printing.

• Management concept.
• Central configuration management.
• Statutory restrictions for publications.
• Statutory requirements for printing.
• Requisitioning printing.

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