JAGMAN

Question 1

Which chapter of the JAGMAN has the types of investigations?

Answer 1

JAGMAN Chapter 2

Question 2

What are the two types of Investigations?

Answer 2

Preliinary Inquiry, Command Investigation

Question 3

What is a preliminary inquiry?

Answer 3

Analytical tool to help a commander determine whether a command investigation is warranted and if so, how it should be conducted
(figure out if there is a problem)

Question 4

What is a command investigation?

Answer 4

Functions as a tool to gather, analyze and record relevant info about an incident or event of primary interest to the command
(solve a problem)

Question 5

what are the subparts of a preliminary inquiry?

Answer 5

Personnel contacted
Materials reviewed
Summary of findings
Recommendation

Question 6

what are the subparts of a command investigation?

Answer 6

Preliminary statement
Findings of fact

Question 7

What are a commanders options after a Preliminary inquiry is complete?

Answer 7

1. Take no further action
2. Make appropriate medical or dental record line of duty determination
3. Conduct command investigation
4. Convene a litigation investigation report to be conducted
5. Convene a court

Question 8

What are the types of command investigations?

Answer 8

Litigation report
court/board of inquiry
Line of Duty
Command investigation

Question 9

what is a convening order/appointment order?

Answer 9

Recites specific purpose of the investigation
Requires findings of fact
Identify potential witnesses
Direct the assistance of a judge advocate
Specify due date

Question 10

What goes into the Findings of Fact?

Answer 10

5 W’s plus how
Logically arranged
Specific as possible
One fact per finding

Question 11

What types of recommendations can you give?

Answer 11

1. Can offer disciplinary recommendations
2. Can offer process recommendations
3. Can offer training recommendations

Question 12

What is a litigation report?

Answer 12

Primary purpose is to prepare and defend the Dept of the Navy in court.
Determine 5 W’s. Conducted under supervision of a judge advocate. Typically no opinions / recommendations.what
Unsigned statements / summaries

Question 13

what is a board / court of inquiry?

Answer 13

Reserved for investigating “major incidents”. Convened by GCMCA.
Both bodies can compel marines/sailors to appear.
Court of inquiry possesses subpoena power

Question 14

what is a line of duty death or injury?

Answer 14

A special opinion based on particular findings of fact triggered by Injury.
Possibility of permanent dange, or Physical inability to perform duty for 24 hours or more

Question 15

An injury/disease/death incurred by a Marine/sailor on active duty is “in the line of duty” unless it occurred _____?

Answer 15

1. As a result of marines misconduct
2. While in a deserter status
3. When UA in excess of 24 hours
4. When confined by a GCM sentence carrying an unsuspended DD
5. While confined for a civilian felony

Question 16

Misconduct: An injury/disease/death incurred by a Marine/sailor on active duty is not due to his/her misconduct, unless the injury is

Answer 16

1. Was intentionally incurred
2. Was the result of “grossly negligent conduct that demonstrates a reckless disregard for the foreseeable and likely consequences

Question 17

What is not misconduct?

Answer 17

1. Ordinary negligence alone
2. Violation of minor law alone
3. Intoxication at time of injury/death alone
4. BAC of 0.1+ is enough to start debate

Question 18

What are the 3 possible determinations?

Answer 18

1. In the line of duty and not due to misconduct
2. Not in the line of duty and not due to misconduct
3. Not in the line of duty and due to misconduct

Never “in the line of duty and due to misconduct