A Warrant Officer is an "officer." If the Military Policeman is enlisted or of a lower rank then, yes, the "Warrant Officer" does outrank him. However, when the Military Policeman is enforcing the law (UCMJ) then it does not matter what the rank of the other service member might be. If they are violating the Law, the Military Policeman must do his or her duty regardless of rank.
Warrant Officer are commissioned outside of the normal process of selecting Officers. Usually those who are given Warrant Officer status possess training, skills or other knowledge that the Military needs at that time. In Vietnam many helicopter Pilots were Warrant Officers. In the dawning age of computers many IT guys in the Military were commissioned as Warrant Officers and served for a specified time.
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Yes all police officers need a search warrany in the UK
Military Officers do. But i think you are misunderstanding the word officer. Either way though... military.
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The above question is actually a true statement.
MPO stand for Military Police Officers.
Yes. They hold weapons to protect us from bad guys. It is okay for police officers and military soldiers to hold weapons.
Yes, they may accompany officers of the jurisdiction in which the warrant is being served and who will actually effect the arrest.
Military police officers are much deadlier than they are so yes they will open fire if the bad guys did not listen.Added: Military Police operate under an entirely different set of rules, regulations, standards and laws that civilian police agencies.
Yes they wear military uniforms and are members of the military.
The Military Police Branch is CMF 31. Commissioned officers in the Military Police corps would hold an MOS of 31A, CID agents with Warrant Officer rank would be 311A, 31B would be your typical, enlisted, run-of-the-mill MP, 31D is the MOS of an enlisted CID agent, and 31E would be the military equivalent of a corrections officer.
It is an order from the Court for a trial. This is usually carried out by the sherrif or by Police officers who will come to get the person on the warrant if they do not turn up in Court at the correct time.