Contractor Conduct and Liability
Three pieces on 32 CFR 158.5, the Military Extraterritorial Jurisdiction Act and the Defense Base Act: discipline and arming, criminal jurisdiction and compensation.
Three pieces in this topic
Discipline, force protection and arming in theater
Host nation and third country law, conduct and the representative, discipline and removal, force protection, and arming for self-defense.
02Criminal jurisdiction over contractors abroad
The offense, who counts as employed by or accompanying the force, limits on prosecution, arrest and delivery, removal and hearings, and notice.
03Workers compensation under the Defense Base Act
What the Act does, bases and public works, contracts abroad, definitions, exclusive liability and waivers, and benefits, districts and courts.
Key terms in this topic
Limiting factorsRemoval and replacementForce protection planningSelf-defense armingStaff judge advocate reviewMEJACovered offenseEmployed by the armed forcesHost nation exclusionQualified military counselDefense Base ActPublic workSecuring compensationExclusive liabilityCommutation
Other topics in people and offices
- International Training 4 pieces
- International Students 3 pieces
- Offices and People 3 pieces
- Systems and Data 3 pieces
- Teams in Country 3 pieces
- Manpower and Training Costs 3 pieces
- Inside the Embassy Office 3 pieces
- Regional Centers and Institutes 4 pieces
- Security Cooperation Administration 3 pieces
- Academies and Partner Schools 2 pieces
- Planning Grant Aid and the IMET Year 4 pieces
- International Students in Practice 4 pieces
- Other Training Routes 2 pieces
- Pricing Training 5 pieces
- Training Plans and Reports 3 pieces
- Assistance Personnel and Participants 3 pieces
- Contractors in Operational Areas 5 pieces
- Private Security Contractors 3 pieces
- Operational Contract Support 3 pieces
- Contractor Deployment Cycle 4 pieces