2010年10月12日 · From what I've seen, the 1805 tends to be issued far, far less than the 1408. Plus, the 1408 is a bit easier/quicker to fill out IMHO. Given the size of some bases like mine, as well as the number of day to day traffic offenses we get; If we were to issue 1805's to every person on my base who violated a traffic rule, then the Federal magistrate ...

2008年11月5日 · If you need, contact your court administrator and have them get you the CVB district court training booklet. That should show you the information you need. Basically in the offense charged box, you should put 18 USC 13 because that is the offense since you are assimilating the state charge.

2010年4月8日 · The chief judges of all the USDC's would need to sign off and the agencies would need the $$$$ to implement the software and printers. Its just cheaper to issue 1805's the old way.. Remember press hard, 3 copies!

2010年10月13日 · The whole reason you have 1805's is for petty offenses, and there is no avoiding the CVB. Now you could have your base commander establish a traffic court, where offenses can be punished through NJP with reductions in pay or rank, but I doubt you will convince a CO or JAG to go along with it, let alone staff it, and then it would only apply to ...

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I found an ATF listing for GS-1805 Investigative Analyst on USAJobs and have been trying to get a little insight into the 1805 career field. Would any of you current federal LEOs be willing to share some knowledge about this type of position? Any info would be much appreciated!

Since no one has attempted to answer this yet, I will get started with my limited knowledge of the 1801/1811 process.

2018年8月22日 · Instead of investigating large scale criminal enterprises, he'd be investigating who shot a boundary sign, or responding to drunks in the campground. Instead of briefing AUSAs for months about a case, he'd be briefing one for the first time ten minutes before the case was presented on the CVB docket in US Magistrate Court. But to each their own.