Lag om ändring av lagen om militär disciplin och brottsbekämpning inom försvarsmakten | 689 — Finland law | Esheria

Lag om ändring av lagen om militär disciplin och brottsbekämpning inom försvarsmakten

The disciplinary commander must promptly ensure a preliminary investigation and crime report are made when a military-law offence comes to attention or is suspected. The text also lets certain military and police authorities decide to start a preliminary investigation.

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Finland
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Citation
689
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application of chapter confidential information criminal investigation support emergency conditions incident reporting internal identification investigation investigation reporting investigations law enforcement military disciplinary proceedings oversight police notification postal data public authority cooperation telecommunications data use of secret coercive measures

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The disciplinary commander must promptly ensure a preliminary investigation and crime report are made when a military-law offence comes to attention or is suspected. The text also lets certain military and police authorities decide to start a preliminary investigation. Huvudstaben may investigate certain military-related offences, and must investigate if a prosecutor orders it. Vid huvudstabens förundersökning ska undersökningsledaren vara en anhållningsberättigad tjänsteman. Försvarsmakten har också rätt att få behövlig handräckning av polisen, Gränsbevakningsväsendet och Tullen för brottsutredningsanknutna uppgifter, om handräckningen inte äventyrar andra lagstadgade uppgifter hos den myndighet som lämnar den. Police may take over an investigation of certain military-trial-law offences on its own initiative for special reasons. Certain head-staff investigators must report specified crimes, related investigation steps, and use of secret coercive measures to the police; a disciplinary superior must also notify the police about investigative measures.

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