Section 31-2-126 Commanders May Incarcerate and Detain Persons Interfering with Performance of Troops; Abatement of Menaces to Health or Safety of Command.
The commanding officer may detain or incarcerate a person whose drunkenness, breach of peace, or disorderly conduct interferes with the troops, until the person is turned over to civil authorities, and may abate dangers to the command’s health or safety.
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Section 31-2-126 Commanders May Incarcerate and Detain Persons Interfering with Performance of Troops; Abatement of Menaces to Health or Safety of Command.
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