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Substances identified as controlled substances by the Attorney General of the United States
Substances identified as controlled substances by the Attorney General of the United States
- Drug abuse
- Habit forming
- Drugs (correct)
- Alcohol abuse
A psychological or physical dependence on alcohol
A psychological or physical dependence on alcohol
- Alcoholism (correct)
- Alcohol abuse
- Drugs
- Habit forming drugs
The use of alcoholic beverages leading to a person’s misconduct
The use of alcoholic beverages leading to a person’s misconduct
- Habit forming drugs
- Alcohol abuse (correct)
- Drug abuse
- Alcoholism
Drugs that can lead to either physical or psychological dependence.
Drugs that can lead to either physical or psychological dependence.
Intemperate use of drugs
Intemperate use of drugs
Fractures, wounds, concussions, and conditions resulting from extremes of temperature or prolonged exposure
Fractures, wounds, concussions, and conditions resulting from extremes of temperature or prolonged exposure
Condition that existed prior to member’s entry into military service
Condition that existed prior to member’s entry into military service
Illness, sickness, or ailment
Illness, sickness, or ailment
Member is voluntarily away from duty without leave for more than 24 hours
Member is voluntarily away from duty without leave for more than 24 hours
Presumption that all members are mentally responsible for their acts
Presumption that all members are mentally responsible for their acts
Primary moving cause or predominating cause
Primary moving cause or predominating cause
An act that evidences a reckless or wanton disregard for their attendant consequences
An act that evidences a reckless or wanton disregard for their attendant consequences
Intentional conduct that is wrongful or improper
Intentional conduct that is wrongful or improper
Greater weight of credible evidence
Greater weight of credible evidence
An act done on purpose
An act done on purpose
How does the Department of Veterans Administration use LOD findings?
How does the Department of Veterans Administration use LOD findings?
How does the Office of Personnel Management use LOD findings?
How does the Office of Personnel Management use LOD findings?
How does the Department of Labor use LOD findings?
How does the Department of Labor use LOD findings?
For whom are LOD and misconduct determinations made?
For whom are LOD and misconduct determinations made?
When is an LOD and misconduct determination needed?
When is an LOD and misconduct determination needed?
When is a condition relating to alcohol abuse considered to be a disease or injury for the purpose of requiring an LOD and a misconduct determination?
When is a condition relating to alcohol abuse considered to be a disease or injury for the purpose of requiring an LOD and a misconduct determination?
