(3) If the Commander, TRADOC, has granted an exception to policy, the directorate general officer will make the filing decision for members of their office, directorate, or command. The Deputy Commanding General (DCG)/Chief of Staff will make the filing determination for all HHC, TRADOC personnel assigned to special or personal staff sections that do not have a general officer as head of the directorate. i. Other. Any action not specifically detailed in this regulation should be administered in the spirit of this regulation. Other administrative actions that require action by the Army Command commander will be forwarded to the Commander, TRADOC. Chapter 3 Civilian Criminal Jurisdiction on Fort Eustis 3-1. Exclusive and concurrent jurisdiction. Fort Eustis is governed by exclusive and concurrent Federal jurisdiction. a. Exclusive jurisdiction. A Special Assistant United States Attorney (SAUSA) assigned to the CJA Office, Fort Eustis, prosecutes criminal acts involving civilians occurring within the exclusive federal jurisdiction of Fort Eustis. b. Concurrent jurisdiction. The City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney may prosecute criminal acts involving civilians occurring in areas under concurrent federal and local jurisdiction. These cases are normally prosecuted by the Fort Eustis SAUSA, under the direction of the CJA and United States Attorney’s Office. In the event that the City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney seeks to prosecute a case involving TRADOC civilian personnel, the OSJA, TRADOC, will coordinate with the CJA, Fort Eustis, and United States Attorney’s Office, as appropriate. In such cases, the CJA, Fort Eustis, and the United States Attorney’s Office will normally negotiate with the Commonwealth’s Attorney to determine which sovereign will exercise jurisdiction. 3-2 Juveniles. The CJA, Fort Eustis, is responsible for the management and supervision of juvenile prosecutions and dispositions on Fort Eustis. Juvenile offenders are normally handled administratively through the Fort Eustis Juvenile Review Board under the direction of the Fort Eustis Garrison Commander. In cases which are inappropriate for the Juvenile Review Board, the United States Attorney’s Office may issue a waiver of jurisdiction and the Fort Eustis SAUSA may refer the matter to the City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney for action pursuant to a memorandum of understanding provided that the Commonwealth has jurisdiction. Appendix A References Section I Required Publications
(3) If the Commander, TRADOC, has granted an exception to policy, the directorate general officer will make the filing decision for members of their office, directorate, or command. The Deputy Commanding General (DCG)/Chief of Staff will make the filing determination for all HHC, TRADOC personnel assigned to special or personal staff sections that do not have a general officer as head of the directorate. i. Other. Any action not specifically detailed in this regulation should be administered in the spirit of this regulation. Other administrative actions that require action by the Army Command commander will be forwarded to the Commander, TRADOC. Chapter 3 Civilian Criminal Jurisdiction on Fort Eustis 3-1. Exclusive and concurrent jurisdiction. Fort Eustis is governed by exclusive and concurrent Federal jurisdiction. a. Exclusive jurisdiction. A Special Assistant United States Attorney (SAUSA) assigned to the CJA Office, Fort Eustis, prosecutes criminal acts involving civilians occurring within the exclusive federal jurisdiction of Fort Eustis. b. Concurrent jurisdiction. The City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney may prosecute criminal acts involving civilians occurring in areas under concurrent federal and local jurisdiction. These cases are normally prosecuted by the Fort Eustis SAUSA, under the direction of the CJA and United States Attorney’s Office. In the event that the City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney seeks to prosecute a case involving TRADOC civilian personnel, the OSJA, TRADOC, will coordinate with the CJA, Fort Eustis, and United States Attorney’s Office, as appropriate. In such cases, the CJA, Fort Eustis, and the United States Attorney’s Office will normally negotiate with the Commonwealth’s Attorney to determine which sovereign will exercise jurisdiction. 3-2 Juveniles. The CJA, Fort Eustis, is responsible for the management and supervision of juvenile prosecutions and dispositions on Fort Eustis. Juvenile offenders are normally handled administratively through the Fort Eustis Juvenile Review Board under the direction of the Fort Eustis Garrison Commander. In cases which are inappropriate for the Juvenile Review Board, the United States Attorney’s Office may issue a waiver of jurisdiction and the Fort Eustis SAUSA may refer the matter to the City of Newport News Commonwealth’s Attorney for action pursuant to a memorandum of understanding provided that the Commonwealth has jurisdiction. Appendix A References Section I Required Publications
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