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The passages provided include DAFI 51-207 and DAFI 51-201 regarding Article 6b representatives for victims in military proceedings, and FMR Volume 6B chapters on financial statement reporting. None of these passages contain substantive guidance specific to "Volume 6B, Chapter 10" as a discrete topic. The FMR passages reference Volume 6B structure but do not include Chapter 10 content itself.
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DAFI 51-207 para 3.7.1.2, p. 31 (effective/current as of 2026-04-17)tiality when representing clients with diminished capacity. 3.7.1.1. Representatives Under Article 6b, UCMJ. Upon formal request by a VC for the appointment of an Article 6b representative, the legal office shall work to expeditiously have an Article 6b representative appointed to facilitate VC representation. See DAFI 51- 101, paragraph 7.7 for appointment procedures. In the event a legal office does not act on such a request, a VC may explore or request the appointment of a representative under Article 6b, as required, or a convening authority-appointed representative. Consideration of any such action shall be coordinated with the VC’s CDVC. 3.7.1.2. Children 3 Years of Age and Younger. Children ages 3 and under are presumed to have diminished capacity, and an Article 6b representative s
DAFI 51-201 para 7.7.2.2, p. 86 (effective/current as of 2026-02-04)the CDO, at a minimum, evidence of the victim’s status, the status of the case against the accused (e.g., the Charge Sheet), and evidence of the relationship between the victim and the proposed Article 6b representative (e.g., DAF Form 1168 from a non-offending parent). See R.C.M. 309(b)(5). 7.7.2.2. If government representatives believe Article 6b representation is unnecessary, but a VC, based on interactions with the victim, believe Article 6b representation is warranted, the VC should engage the trial counsel to reconsider the position and request trial counsel submit a request to AF/JAT’s CDO. If trial counsel still believes Article 6b representation is not warranted, the SJA will supply the VC with the substantiation necessary for the military judge to resolve the issues specified in
DAFI 51-207 para 1.12.5, p. 10 (effective/current as of 2026-04-17)ing where necessary to comply with Article 6b, UCMJ. An Article 6b representative is a person who is designated to assume the rights of a victim who is under 18 years of age (but who is not a member of the armed forces), or who is incompetent, incapacitated, or deceased. See Article 6b(c) UCMJ; R.C.M. 309(b)(5); and DAFI 51-201, Chapter 7. 1.12.3. Ensures the government’s responsibilities to victims and witnesses under the UCMJ and MCM are fulfilled. 1.12.4. Notifies the military judge and defense counsel of any unrepresented victim’s or witness’s assertion of a right or privilege related to the court-martial. 1.12.5. Informs VWAP coordinators of additional victims and witnesses identified after the investigation is completed to ensure the DD Form 2701, Initial Information for Victims and
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