Uniformed Personnel

How is Uniformed Personnel defined in a legal contract?

• Uniformed Personnel means law enforcement officers under oath. Seen in 55 SEC filings
• Uniformed Personnel means duly sworn police officers. Seen in 19 SEC filings
• Uniformed Personnel means law enforcement officers with the authority to maintain security and control in correctional facilities, as well as other security personnel, as specified in the legal document. Seen in 10 SEC filings
• Uniformed Personnel means professional law enforcement officers who are members of a central law enforcement authority. Seen in 8 SEC filings
• Uniformed Personnel means law enforcement officers with the authority to implement security measures in cities with populations exceeding a specific number. This also includes firefighters as recognized by the law. Seen in 4 SEC filings

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Which definition should you use?

🤔 Our AI Legal Assistant has combined and improved the above descriptions to create market-standard 'Genie definitions' below, with guidance on which documents and which industry to use for each.

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Use Cases For Definition 1

Uniformed Personnel means sworn law enforcement officers or other authoritative security professionals.

Relevant Contract Types

• Public Sector Contracts
• Employment Contracts
• Security Service Contracts

Relevant Circumstances

• Establishing rules of engagement and conduct for uniformed officers in their line of duty.
• Defining accountability measures and standards of performance for uniformed officers in law enforcement or security roles.

Relevant Sectors

• Public Administration
• Safety & Security Services

Use Cases For Definition 2

Uniformed Personnel means regulated members of a central public defense agency.

Relevant Contract Types

• Defense Contracts
• Interagency Agreements

Relevant Circumstances

• Establishing protocols and defining responsibilities within multi-agency operations.
• Setting out the terms of collaboration and coordination between central defense agencies and auxiliary entities.

Relevant Sectors

• Military
• Government Services

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