5800.7 F - Department of the Navy Issuances

(8) Commanders, Sixth and Seventh Fleets;
(9) Commanding Generals, Marine Expeditionary Forces;
(10) Commanders, Naval Air Force, Submarine, and Surface Forces;
(11) Commander, Naval Education and Training Command;
(12) Commanding General, Marine Corps Combat Development Command,
Quantico, VA;
(13) Commanding General, Marine Corps Bases Japan;
(14) Commanding Generals, Marine Corps Installations East and West;
(15) Commander, U.S. Marine Forces Reserve;
(16) Commander, Naval Special Warfare Command;
See section 0137 regarding pretrial agreements. See section 0159 regarding
remission and suspension of sentences in national security cases.
g. Courts-martial involving classified information. See SECNAVINST
5510.36 (series), M.R.E. 505, MCM, and R.C.M. 806, MCM, for procedures
relating to trial of cases involving classified information.
h. Reporting requirements by responsible command. Regardless of national
security status and in addition to the 72-hour reporting requirement described
above or other reporting requirements, in all cases where a possible violation
of criminal law involves classified information, whether or not designated a
national security case, the responsible command, convening authority, or staff
judge advocate shall notify OJAG (Code 30) and Commandant of the Marine Corps
(JAM):
(1) when criminal prosecution is contemplated. However, OJAG (Code
30) or JAM notification does not take precedence over, or substitute for, NCIS
notification required by subsection 0126;
(2) whenever a major development occurs in the case or investigation
(e.g., designation as a national security case, apprehension, involvement of
other federal agencies); or
(3) at least once every 30 days, whether or not there has been a major
development, unless the case is being reported by the NSCDA. Include CNO (N2)
in the notification for all cases involving sensitive compartmented
information or intelligence information (i.e., intelligence sources or
methods, NOFORN material).
i. Reporting requirements by NSCDA. Once informed of a potential
national security case, the NSCDA shall report to CNO WASHINGTON DC/
N09/DNS/N09N/N09N2/N09D and NAVY JAG WASHINGTON DC/30 on the status of the
case every 15 days via SITREP until it is determined that the case is not a
national security case or until it is resolved by court conviction,
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