Block 3: Security Forces *UPDATED* (GOOD LUCK ON THE TEST) Questions and answers 2026

Four Authorities

1) Correct 3) Report

2) Apprehend 4) Detain

Sources of Military Authority

Unites States of Military Justice (UCMJ)

Manual for Courts Martial (MCM)

Military for Courts Martial (MCM) contains

-US Constitution -UCMJ

- Rules for courts-martial -Rules of Evidence

-Punitive Articles (77-134) -Guide on writing charges

-Specifications according to the UCMJ to state an offense

Military Jurisdiction

the authority, capacity, power or right to apply the law

Types of Jurisdiction

Exclusive, Concurrent, Reciprocal, Proprietary

Exclusive

Federal government has sole authority to enforce laws on an installation

Concurrent

Federal and State retain legislative authority and can prosecute offenses

Reciprocal

All four branches of DoD to resolve a case through courts martial, all persons (Article 2), UCMJ

Martial Law

Military jurisdiction over civilian population in time of emergency

Title 18, Section 1382

US code, authorizes SF to detain civilians on base

International Security Act of 1950

makes military regulations enforceable against a civilian who comes on base

Federal Assimilated Crimes Act

allows enforcement of state law in absence of applicable federal law

Rule 302-B (MCM)

Who has authority:

-military law enforcement officials -warrant officer

-non-commisioned officers (NCO) - officers

Article 7b (UCMJ)

gives Security Forces authority to apprehend

Posse Comitatus Act (1878)

Prevents Security Forces from executing laws of states except:

-acting under authority of US Constitution

-act of congress

-under direction of president

Military Law

separates system geared to the needs of the military

Article 92

failure to obey a lawful order

Article 107

false official statement with the intent to decieve

Article 108

damage or loss of military property, willfull or neglect

Article 109

destruction of properties other than military

Article 111

drunken or reckless driving

Article 112

drunk on duty

Article 112a

wrongful use, possession, ect of controlled substances

Article 117

provoking speech and gestures, using provoking or accusing words

Article 120

rape and sexual assault

Article 121

larceny and wrongful appropriation, take and don't give back

Article 128

assualt

Article 134

the "General Article"

Federal Tort Law

civil lawsuit, civilian against SF member (not criminal)

Three Elements of Tort

1) plaintiff must establish that defendant was under legal duty to act in a particular manner

2) Demonstrate the defendant violated duty by failing to adapt behavior

3) Prove injury or loss as a direct result of defendants violation

Civil Law

body of laws of a state or nation

Assimilation Crimes Act

allows for adoption of state law in absence of applicable federal law (for exclusive or concurrent federal jurisdiction)

Jenks Act

identifies what could be called upon as evidence in court proceedings (don't incriminate yourself)

Three Components to Community Policing

1) Partnership

2) Prevention

3) Problem-oriented policing

sexual act

Intent to abuse, humiliate, harass, degrade or gratify sexual desire of any person

Signs of impaired driving

Extreme slow speeds, Hugging road lines, Swerving, Windows down in inclement weather

Signs of impaired driving when in CONTACT with driver

Alcohol odor, slurred speech, Blood shot eyes, messy appearance, slow reactions

What type of approach to have on patrol response

Silent (wait and listen for 15-30 seconds before knocking)

Terrorist threat levels

Low, Moderate, Significant, High

UCMJ article 136(b)(4) + Article 136(b)(6)

Authority to administer oaths

2 types of crisis

Shock and exhaustion

DD Form 1805

US District Court Violation Notice

2 Types of Jurisdiction

personal and subject matter

Consent can be defined as

Formal permission/ agreement to sexual contact by a knowledgeable person

Stop, Check, And Pass is utilized when..

There is an immediate need to locate individuals entering/exiting the installation

sexual assault

Rape, sexual act, and other sexual contact

4 ways diseases are transmitted

Parental, Muscous membrance, sexual, infected women

martial law

military jurisdiction over civilian population in time of emergency

Who can declare martial law?

President and Congress

Blood borne pathogens

Disease-causing organisms transferred through contact with blood or other body fluids

Versions of BDIBS

MC9090, MC75

___ is contacted anytime a juvenile is detained

SJA

Juveniles will not be cited using

DD Form 1805

SF role in domestic violence

Restore order, Protect lives, Preserve peace

DD Form 2701

Initial Information for Victims and Witnesses of Crime

domestic violence

any act of violence involving family members

SF actions in domestic violence

Referral to First Sgt, AFOSI, and FAO. Temporary Seperation, and Apprehension

Incident Command

Senior SF member is the IC when responding

2 types of martial law

Qualified and Absolute

AF Form 1176

Authority to search and seize

FPCON Levels

Normal, Alpha, Bravo, Charlie, Delta

DD Form 1408

Armed Forces Traffic Ticket

IMT types

(1&2)National,(3) State/Regional, (4)Discipline/Jurisdiction, (5)Ad Hoc IC organizations

Biohazard labels must be colored

orange-red

SF are Representatives of

US Gov, US Armed Forces, Installation Commander, Defensive Forces Comm

ID Concepts

Active ( Patrolling/ID Checks), Passive (Armor/Camo/Fortification)

PL 1 keyword

Catastrophic

PL 2 keyword

Significant

PL 3 keyword

mission

5 D's of ID

Deter, Detect, Defeat, Delay, Defend

PL 4 keyword

destruction

DEFUSE acronym

Depersonalize, Encourage, Facts, Understand, Suggest, End

AF Form 1364

Consent for Search and Seizure

AF Form 52

Evidence Tag

DBIDS

Defense Biometric Identification System

VWAP

victim witness assistance program

DD Form 1920

Alcohol incident report

NHTSA

National Highway Traffic Safety Administration

TTL 4 factors

Operational Capability, Intentions, Activity, operating Environment

Alarm response procedures

Dispatch a minimum of 2 patrols, set up 360

SF will only interview a juvenile ?

Over 12

When responding to domestic violence...

Park at least one house away

Silent Approach

What kind of approach for Domestic Violence

What to do on Domestic Violence calls

Observe (Before approaching, stop and listen. check windows, doors, etc for unusual movement)

When contact is made on domestic violence calls...

Ask to move inside

Confused, Disordered, Agitated, Worried, Trauma, Troubled due to illness.

Signs of emotionally disturbed individual?

When transporting offender, notify BDOC of?

Departure vehicle, location, time, odometer reading

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