32 CFR § 516.9 - Service of criminal process within the United States.

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identifier: "/us/cfr/t32/s516.9"
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title: "32 CFR § 516.9 - Service of criminal process within the United States."
title_number: 32
title_name: "National Defense"
section_number: "516.9"
section_name: "Service of criminal process within the United States."
chapter_name: "DEPARTMENT OF THE ARMY"
subchapter_number: "A"
subchapter_name: "AID OF CIVIL AUTHORITIES AND PUBLIC RELATIONS"
part_number: "516"
part_name: "LITIGATION"
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last_updated: "2026-04-05"
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# 516.9 Service of criminal process within the United States.

(a) *Surrender of personnel.* Guidance for surrender of military personnel to civilian law enforcement officials is in Chapter 7 of AR 630-10 and AR l90-9. Army officials will cooperate with civilian law enforcement authorities who seek the surrender of a soldier in connection with criminal charges. Special rules apply when a bail bondsman or other surety seeks custody of a soldier.

(b) *Requests for witnesses or evidence in criminal proceedings.* See subpart G to this part.

[59 FR 38236, July 27, 1994; 59 FR 45975, Sept. 6, 1994]