can saf charge a civilian ???

• RaTtY81

  13 May 04, 22:14

  except for awol for ict.....
• SingaporeTyrannosaur

  13 May 04, 22:16

  Not very likely...
• wuming78

  13 May 04, 22:21

  hm.. possible.. misuse of saf property?
• Parka

  13 May 04, 22:24

  I think it will have to depend on the offense.
  
  Maybe "sue" is a more appropriate word.
  
  Something like and offense commited during the course of duty but now you're already ORDed.
  
  (me not into law, though)
• ditzy

  13 May 04, 22:25

  Most chances they will refer to the police to take over, they rather let someone else do the problem solving.
• wuming78

  13 May 04, 22:33

  Originally posted by ditzy:

  Most chances they will refer to the police to take over, they rather let someone else do the problem solving.

  well. they can sue them in the civilian court, but dun think they sue civilians in the military court.
• Praetorian111

  17 May 04, 04:33

  Can if that person is subjected to military law... Like civilians working in CMPB or Gobak Base....