HILLAFBI51-200 governs procedures for serving legal process and handling arrests, property seizures, repossessions, attachments, and garnishments.
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It addresses service of civil and criminal process at Hill AFB, the UTTR, Little Mountain, and Carter Creek, Utah. It requires legal review, controlled access, escort procedures, and designated routing for garnishment documents.
The 75 SFS sentries or other persons first encountering a process server who intends to serve an official court order, warrant, subpoena, supplemental court order, writ, or other legal document (not to include arrest warrants) will review the credentials granting power to serve such process before allowing the process server to enter the base (T-3). (paragraph 2)
Process servers without law enforcement credentials will not be allowed unescorted access to the installation (T-3). (paragraph 2)
Approval will be granted if the document (T-3). (paragraph 2)
When a federal, state, and local authority seeks to arrest a military member, dependent, or DoD civilian employee, follow the guidance and procedures set forth in AFI 51205, Delivery of Personnel to the United States Civilian Authorities for Trial and Criminal Jurisdiction Over Civilians and Dependents Overseas (T-3). (paragraph 4)
No property whatsoever within the confines of the above-named installations will be seized, repossessed, attached or otherwise executed upon without the express consent of the owner of such property or upon the presentation of process authorizing the same issued by a state or a federal court (T-3). (paragraph 5)