§ 720.9 Circumstances in which delivery is refused.
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Title 32—National Defense > Subtitle A—Department of Defense > CHAPTER VI—DEPARTMENT OF THE NAVY > SUBCHAPTER C—PERSONNEL > PART 720—DELIVERY OF PERSONNEL; SERVICE OF PROCESS AND SUBPOENAS; PRODUCTION OF OFFICIAL RECORDS > Subpart A—Delivery of Personnel
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(a) Disciplinary proceedings pending. When disciplinary proceedings involving military offenses are pending, commanding officers should obtain legal guidance from a judge advocate of the Navy or Marine Corps prior to delivery of members to Federal or State authorities.
(b) When delivery may be refused. Delivery may be refused only in the following limited circumstances:
(1) Where the accused has been retained for prosecution; or
(2) When the commanding officer determines that extraordinary circumstances exist which indicate that delivery should be refused.
(c) Delivery under Detainers Act. When the accused is undergoing sentence of a court-martial, see § 720.12.
(d) Reports required. When delivery will be refused, the commanding officer shall report the circumstances to the Judge Advocate General by telephone, or by message if telephone is impractical. The initial report shall be confirmed by letter setting forth a full statement of the facts. A copy of the report shall be forwarded to the regional coordinator.
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