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TITLE 46—Shipping
CHAPTER I—COAST GUARD, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY SUBCHAPTER A—PROCEDURES APPLICABLE TO THE PUBLIC PART 4—MARINE CASUALTIES AND INVESTIGATIONS
Subpart 4.01—AUTHORITY AND SCOPE OF REGULATIONS
Subpart 4.03—DEFINITIONS
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Marine casualty or accident. |
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Individual directly involved in a serious marine incident. |
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Qualified medical personnel. |
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Noxious liquid substance (NLS). |
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Significant harm to the environment. |
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Merchant mariner credential and credential. |
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Subpart 4.04—NOTICE OF POTENTIAL VESSEL CASUALTY
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Reports of potential vessel casualty. |
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Reports of lack of vessel communication. |
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Subpart 4.05—NOTICE OF MARINE CASUALTY AND VOYAGE RECORDS
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Notice of marine casualty. |
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Incidents involving foreign tank vessels. |
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Substance of marine casualty notice. |
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Written report of marine casualty. |
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Alcohol or drug use by individuals directly involved in casualties. |
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Voyage records, retention of. |
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Report of accident to aid to navigation. |
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Reports when state of war exists. |
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Incidents involving hazardous materials. |
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Incidents involving nuclear vessels. |
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Alternate electronic means of reporting. |
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Subpart 4.06—MANDATORY CHEMICAL TESTING FOLLOWING SERIOUS MARINE INCIDENTS INVOLVING VESSELS IN COMMERCIAL SERVICE
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Responsibilities of the marine employer. |
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Requirements for alcohol and drug testing following a serious marine incident. |
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Responsibility of individuals directly involved in serious marine incidents. |
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Accessibility of chemical testing devices. |
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Specimen collection requirements. |
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Specimen collection in incidents involving fatalities. |
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Specimen handling and shipping. |
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Specimen analysis and follow-up procedures. |
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Submission of reports and test results. |
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Subpart 4.07—INVESTIGATIONS
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Commandant or District Commander to order investigation. |
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Investigating officers, powers of. |
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Recommendations, action on. |
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Transfer of jurisdiction. |
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Testimony of witnesses in other districts, depositions. |
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Testimony of witnesses under oath. |
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Counsel for witnesses and parties in interest. |
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Foreign units of Coast Guard, investigation by. |
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Information to be furnished Marine Board of Investigation. |
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Subpart 4.09—MARINE BOARD OF INVESTIGATION
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Powers of Marine Board of Investigation. |
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Time and place of investigation, notice of; rights of witnesses, etc. |
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U.S. Attorney to be notified. |
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Subpart 4.11—WITNESSES AND WITNESS FEES
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Employees of vessels controlled by Army or Navy as witnesses. |
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Witness fees and allowances. |
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Subpart 4.12—TESTIMONY BY INTERROGATORIES AND DEPOSITIONS
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Application, procedure, and admissibility. |
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Subpart 4.13—AVAILABILITY OF RECORDS
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Public availability of records. |
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Subpart 4.19—CONSTRUCTION OF REGULATIONS AND RULES OF EVIDENCE
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Construction of regulations. |
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Adherence to rules of evidence. |
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Subpart 4.21—COMPUTATION OF TIME
Subpart 4.23—EVIDENCE OF CRIMINAL LIABILITY
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Evidence of criminal liability. |
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Subpart 4.40—COAST GUARD—NATIONAL TRANSPORTATION SAFETY BOARD MARINE CASUALTY INVESTIGATIONS
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Relationship to Coast Guard marine investigation regulations and procedures. |
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Preliminary investigation by the Coast Guard. |
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Marine casualty investigation by the Board. |
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Cause or probable cause determinations from Board investigation. |
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Coast Guard marine casualty investigation for the Board. |
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Procedures for Coast Guard investigation. |
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Records of the Coast Guard and the Board. |
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