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Not intervening has consequences. "Alright, can you be held responsible for being a bystander in a situation you could have intervened? And with the US military, is it possible you could be held responsible? literally in court wise, judicial wise, responsible for the situation. Yes or no? Absolutely. Let me give you an example. Uh, let's just say a Marine on Okinawa, uh, gets charged with sexual assault and everybody gets locked down for six months. By the way, is that stuff happened? I've been doing this for 20 years. And unfortunately I've seen that one exact case happened multiple times. All right. So in that line of work, were they usually out alone? No, they weren't. Were they usually with a group? Of other Marines. How many did it take to have stopped that whole thing from happening? One. And people go, why are we all being locked down? Because the one made a bad mistake. That's not why you're being locked down is because the other 20 didn't stop the one. Honestly, that's usually what the case is. All right. So that's what we want to be. The one who intervenes." 👉 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gntE7Q4Q #CenterForRespect #MikeDomitrz #Culture #Respect

We've updated the fact sheet series "How Key Military Roles Support Children and Families in Child Abuse Response" to reflect the changes in the military legal system and creation of the Office of Special Trial Counsel, which are required to become fully operational at the end of this month. Check them out now and get other resources: https://lnkd.in/g-ScYgJi

Why you should be the one to intervene. "All right, can you be held responsible for being a bystander in a situation you could have intervened? And with the US military, is it possible you could be held literally court-wise, judicial-wise, responsible for the situation, yes or no? Yes. Absolutely. Let me give you an example. Let's just say a Marine gets charged with sexual assault and everybody gets locked down for six months. By the way, does that stuff happen? Yes. All right, so in that line of work, were they usually out alone? No, they weren't. Were they usually with a group of other Marines? Yes. How many did it take to have stopped that whole thing from happening? One. And people go, why are we all being locked down? Because the one made a bad mistake. That's not why we're being locked down. It's because the other 20 didn't stop the one. Honestly, that's usually what the case is. All right, so that's what we want to be. The one who intervenes because here's the great answer. And I will never get this answer until after I've said it out loud in the room, but what I'm about to share with you can use the rest of your life. I'm going to intervene, Mike, because it's who I am." 👉 Learn more at https://lnkd.in/gntE7Q4Q #CenterForRespect #MikeDomitrz #Culture #Respect

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Starting October 1st, 2023, Soldiers 6 are going to select a “Hero of the Month”. That hero will receive a free S6 shirt and be showcased. Who qualifies for the Hero of the Month?… Active military personnel and active first responders (911 dispatchers, all correction officers, fire fighters, medics, EMT, and law enforcement officers in the State of Minnesota) How is the Hero of the Month selected?… We select our hero based upon submissions. If you nominate your hero, please articulate the reason, show how this person has gone above and beyond, show how this hero is a person of high integrity/strength/moral courage and stands tall while lifting up others. Submissions… privately message us or go to our website and select “Contact Us”. Enter your submission and the S6 board will vote. Submit your hero as many times as you’d like every month, if they are not chosen. Submissions will be open starting the 1st of each month and close the 15th of each month. We will collect all the submissions and vote. We will showcase our hero on the 25th of every month. https://lnkd.in/gNZpwSra

The Supreme Court has directed that military courts trying civilians must ensure humane treatment of accused persons. The SC has ordered military courts to treat civilian defendants humanely in trials, emphasizing due process and dignity. In a significant ruling, the Supreme Court has mandated humane treatment for civilians facing trials in military courts. The apex court has instructed military courts to uphold human rights and treat civilian accused with dignity and respect. . . . #SCOrdersHumaneTreatment #MilitaryCourtsMustRespectRights #CivilianTrialsToBeFairAndJust #HumaneTreatmentForAllAccused #SCStandsUpForHumanRight #tribunetrends

Dear LinkedIn community, I am pleased to share a recent blog post shedding light on the ongoing search and rescue efforts following a tragic accident in Tongibari, Munshiganj. The joint operation by the navy police and coast guard continues to diligently search for the missing individuals as well as their family members. To learn more about this poignant situation, please visit the blog post at https://ift.tt/vmiajky.

Facing a trial for assault or domestic violence charges? Here’s what to expect during the military trial process. #TrialProcess #LegalSystem https://lnkd.in/eFJfZD2R

Securocrats refer to individuals who hold significant influence in matters of security and defense within a government or organization. They are often associated with intelligence, military, or law enforcement agencies and are known for their emphasis on security and a strict approach to maintaining it. These individuals typically have a considerable say in shaping policies related to national security and often prioritize security measures over civil liberties. The term is often used in political and security contexts.