What is the purpose of Army regulation AR 190-24?
The purpose of AR 190-24 is to provide guidance and procedures for the establishment, operation, and control of Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Boards (AFDCBs) and Off-Installation Liaison and Operations.

What are Armed Forces Disciplinary Control Boards (AFDCBs)?
AFDCBs are established to promote and maintain good order and discipline among military personnel by promptly addressing offenses committed by service members against the military and civilian communities.

What is the role of Off-Installation Liaison and Operations?
Off-Installation Liaison and Operations are conducted by AFDCBs to support the local commanders in matters related to disciplinary control and coordination with civilian law enforcement agencies.

Which other regulations are associated with AR 190-24?
OPNAVINST 1620.2A, AFI 31-213, MCO 1620.2D, and COMDTINST 1620.1E are the associated regulations.

What is the purpose of Off-Installation Liaison?
The purpose of Off-Installation Liaison is to ensure the coordination and exchange of information between military authorities and civilian law enforcement agencies in cases involving military personnel off military installations.

How are members of AFDCBs appointed?
Members of AFDCBs are appointed by the installation or unit commanders, and they must be senior to the accused member's rank and have a good understanding of military justice.

What are the responsibilities of AFDCB members?
AFDCB members are responsible for conducting investigations, reviewing evidence, making recommendations on disposition and disciplinary action, and ensuring fair and impartial proceedings.

How are witnesses interviewed during AFDCB investigations?
Witnesses are interviewed under oath or affirmation, and statements are recorded verbatim. Witnesses have the right to be accompanied by a representative and have the opportunity to review and sign their statements.

Can an accused service member be represented by legal counsel during the AFDCB process?
Yes, an accused service member may be represented by legal counsel at their own expense. The accused has the right to consult with legal counsel at any stage of the AFDCB process.