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B-169366 1 (1977-11-29)

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MATTER   OF: Mr.  Alexander Tucker


DIGEST:


1. Where La service member is indicted by,
   Japanese civil authorities for the pre-
   meditated murder of a Japanese civilian
   and is tried, convicted and sentenced
   and where the Status of United Nations
   Forces Agreement  (Japan) calls for the
   transfer of custody and control from the
   sending State (U. S.) to Japanese
   authorities upon indictment, tne fact that
   transfer to a Japanese facility did not
   occur neither diminished the Japanese
   authorities jurisdiction over the arretei
   member  nor alter their right to have
   him incarcerated pendiag the outcome of
   trial.


              2. Where  incarceration in a United States
                 Military Correctional facility is at the
                 request of Japanese authorities, and no
                 discretionary authority exists in the
                 military installation corrimander to
                 incarcerate or merely to restrict to
                 installation, the member is deemed to be
                 constructively absent during period of
                 such actual incarceration nubsequent to
                 indictment and other than to the extent
                 that such time is coverei by nccrued
                 unused leave, no enti+1ement to pay and
                 allowances a 2crues. The action
                 previously taken in case, 51 Comp.
                 Gen. 380 (1971), is sustained. Compare
                 55 Comp.  Gen. 186 (1275).

    This action is in response to correspondence received from
Mr. Alexander Tucker,  concerning his claim for active duty pay and
alowances  believed due during the period 1970 to 1971, incident to
his service in the United States Army.

    The matter of that claim was the subject of our decisin B-189366,
December  29, 1971 (51 Comp. Gen. 380), which denied entitiement to


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DATE:  November 29, 1977


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FILE: B-19386


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