Section 108 – Administrative Investigations Flashcards
What are the three types of Administrative Investigations?
Command Investigation, Litigation report, and Court & Board of Inquiry
How long does a Convening Authority have to take action upon receiving a command investigation?
30 days
How long does a Convening Authority have to take action upon receiving a command investigation on a death case?
20 days
What are required to be in the command investigation?
Findings of Fact, Opinions, and recommendations
What is required in the Convening Order for a command Investigation?
Scope and purpose of the investigation.
How long is the command investigation required to be retained by the Convening Authority and the GCMCA?
2 years
What is the primary purpose of a litigation report?
to document facts and gather evidence to protect the legal interests of the Department of the Navy
A litigation report will not be conducted in which of the following cases?
An Active duty death;
- A civilian death; and
- Major incidents.
True or False. A litigation report must be conduct under a Supervisory Judge Advocate?
true
What shall be marked on the CA’s endorsement of a Litigation reports?
“FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY: LITIGATION/ATTORNEY WORK PRODUCT.”
When is a Line of Duty required?
A servicemember’s inability to perform duty exceeding 24 hours or death
List two reasons line of duty determinations used for?
Survivor Benefit Plan (SBP), Dependency and Indemnity Compensation (DIC), and Dependents’ Educational Assistance. Equally important, the receipt of disability retirement and/or severance pay hinge on this same determination.