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'''POLICY:''' Policy is defined as organizational tenets and directives that guide how SFSECIS executes its mission, functions, and roles and responsibilities as defined by Star Fleet regulations. SFSECIS policy is contained in SFSECIS manuals, current policy documents, and SFSECIS instructions. Only the Director-in-Charge is vested with the authority to establish or modify SFSECIS policy.<br> | '''POLICY:''' Policy is defined as organizational tenets and directives that guide how SFSECIS executes its mission, functions, and roles and responsibilities as defined by Star Fleet regulations. SFSECIS policy is contained in SFSECIS manuals, current policy documents, and SFSECIS instructions. Only the Director-in-Charge is vested with the authority to establish or modify SFSECIS policy.<br> | ||
'''PRELIMINARY INQUIRY OFFICER:'''The preliminary inquiry usually is conducted in an informal manner. The function | '''PRELIMINARY INQUIRY OFFICER:''' The preliminary inquiry usually is conducted in an informal manner. The function | ||
of the person appointed to conduct the inquiry is to collect and examine all evidence that is essential to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused, as well as evidence in mitigation or extenuation. Note, it is not the function of the PIO merely to prepare a case against the accused. | of the person appointed to conduct the inquiry is to collect and examine all evidence that is essential to determine the guilt or innocence of the accused, as well as evidence in mitigation or extenuation. Note, it is not the function of the PIO merely to prepare a case against the accused. | ||
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'''PURELY MILITARY OFFENSE:''' An act constituting a criminal offense under the Star Fleet Uniform Code of Military Justice [SFUCMJ] unique in that it is not otherwise punishable under Federation law due to the status of the alleged offender as a uniformed member of the armed forces, to include, but not limited to, desertion, unauthorized absence, and fraternization.<br> | '''PURELY MILITARY OFFENSE:''' An act constituting a criminal offense under the Star Fleet Uniform Code of Military Justice [SFUCMJ] unique in that it is not otherwise punishable under Federation law due to the status of the alleged offender as a uniformed member of the armed forces, to include, but not limited to, desertion, unauthorized absence, and fraternization.<br> | ||
'''SERIOUS CRIMINAL OFFENSE''' (sometimes referred to as a major criminal offense or felonies): Any criminal offense punishable under the SFUCMJ, by confinement for a term of more than one year.<br> | '''SERIOUS CRIMINAL OFFENSE:''' (sometimes referred to as a major criminal offense or felonies): Any criminal offense punishable under the SFUCMJ, by confinement for a term of more than one year.<br> | ||
'''THREAT WARNING AND ANALYSIS''': All actions taken to provide early indications and warning of terrorist, foreign intelligence, criminal, security, and cyber threats, to include analysis, production, and dissemination, in an effort to prevent, mitigate, or warn Star Fleet or Star Fleet Marine Corps forces of possible hostile or threatening activities.</div> | '''THREAT WARNING AND ANALYSIS''': All actions taken to provide early indications and warning of terrorist, foreign intelligence, criminal, security, and cyber threats, to include analysis, production, and dissemination, in an effort to prevent, mitigate, or warn Star Fleet or Star Fleet Marine Corps forces of possible hostile or threatening activities.</div> | ||