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The OOD (in-port) is primarily responsible for
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safety and proper operation of the unit.
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is the equivalent of an arrest in civilian life. It is the taking of a person into custody
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Apprehension
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is the moral or physical restraint on a person’s liberty. It may consist of restriction in lieu of arrest, arrest, or confinement
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Restraint
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Under no
circumstances should the person be surrendered to foreign jurisdiction or control, unless directed by the |
Secretary of the Navy or higher authority
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n territories
under foreign jurisdiction, refuge should be granted for humanitarian reasons only in extreme or exceptional circumstances where |
life or safety of the person is in imminent danger.
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The ship’s deck log is prepared in duplicate. The original copy is submitted
monthly to |
the Chief of Naval Operations for permanent retention.
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The ship's deck log copy is retained on board for
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12 months and then destroyed.
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Officers are permitted to have personal guests
during visiting hours, between the hours of |
1600 and 2200 daily
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Chief petty officers are permitted to entertain
guests in their messroom and lounge after |
1100 and until the expiration of visiting hours on
Sundays and during general visiting. |
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Enlisted members may, with permission of the OOD, entertain guests in designated areas
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outside of working hours and at times other than general
visiting hours. |
