What is AR 405-20 FEDERAL LEGISLATIVE JURISDICTION?
AR 405-20 is an Army regulation that provides guidance on the federal legislative jurisdiction of military installations and activities.

What is the purpose of AR 405-20?
The purpose of AR 405-20 is to establish policies and procedures for the exercise of federal legislative jurisdiction on Army installations and activities.

Which Army activities does AR 405-20 apply to?
AR 405-20 applies to all Army activities, both within the United States and its territories.

How is federal legislative jurisdiction determined?
Federal legislative jurisdiction is determined by federal law and agreements with host States or political subdivisions.

What are some examples of activities covered by federal legislative jurisdiction?
Examples of activities covered include military training, defense contracting, law enforcement, public safety, environmental conservation, and natural resource management.

Who has the authority to exercise federal legislative jurisdiction?
The Secretary of the Army has the authority to exercise federal legislative jurisdiction on Army installations and activities.

Are there any limitations to the exercise of federal legislative jurisdiction?
Yes, the exercise of federal legislative jurisdiction must be consistent with federal law, international agreements, treaties, and host-State agreements.

What actions can be taken under federal legislative jurisdiction?
Under federal legislative jurisdiction, actions can include the regulation of traffic, control of access, the administration of justice, establishment of courts, and enforcement of laws.

Does AR 405-20 have any environmental considerations?
Yes, AR 405-20 requires the consideration of environmental impacts and the integration of environmental planning and goals in all activities subject to federal legislative jurisdiction.