Common use of Court Security Officer Clause in Contracts

Court Security Officer. In any proceeding in a xxxxx- nal case or appeal therefrom in which classified infor- mation is within, or reasonably expected to be within, the custody of the court, the court shall designate a court security officer. The Attorney General or the De- partment of Justice Security Officer, with the concur- rence of the head of the agency or agencies from which the classified information originates, or their rep- resentatives, shall recommend to the court persons qualified to serve as court security officer. The court security officer shall be selected from among those per- sons so recommended. The court security officer shall be an individual with demonstrated competence in security matters, and shall, prior to designation, have been certified to the court in writing by the Department of Justice Security Officer as cleared for the level and category of classi- fied information that will be involved. The court secu- rity officer may be an employee of the Executive Branch of the Government detailed to the court for this purpose. One or more alternate court security officers, who have been recommended and cleared in the manner specified above, may be designated by the court as re- quired. The court security officer shall be responsible to the court for document, physical, personnel and commu- nications security, and shall take measures reasonably necessary to fulfill these responsibilities. The court se- curity officer shall notify the court and the Depart- ment of Justice Security Officer of any actual, at- tempted, or potential violation of security procedures.

Court Security Officer. In any proceeding in a xxxxx- nal case or appeal therefrom in which classified infor- mation is within, or reasonably expected to be within, the custody of the court, the court shall designate a court security officer. The Attorney General or the De- partment of Justice Security Officer, with the concur- rence of the head of the agency or agencies from which the classified information originates, or their rep- resentatives, shall recommend to the court persons qualified to serve as court security officer. The court security officer shall be selected from among those per- sons so recommended. PROCEDURES ACT The court security officer shall be an individual with demonstrated competence in security matters, and shall, prior to designation, have been certified to the court in writing by the Department of Justice Security Officer as cleared for the level and category of classi- fied information that will be involved. The court secu- rity officer may be an employee of the Executive Branch of the Government detailed to the court for this purpose. One or more alternate court security officers, who have been recommended and cleared in the manner specified above, may be designated by the court as re- quired. The court security officer shall be responsible to the court for document, physical, personnel and commu- nications security, and shall take measures reasonably necessary to fulfill these responsibilities. The court se- curity officer shall notify the court and the Depart- ment of Justice Security Officer of any actual, at- tempted, or potential violation of security procedures.

Court Security Officer. In any proceeding in a xxxxx- nal case or appeal therefrom in which classified infor- mation is within, or reasonably expected to be within, the custody of the court, the court shall designate a court security officer. The Attorney General or the De- partment of Justice Security Officer, with the concur- rence of the head of the agency or agencies from which the classified information originates, or their rep- resentatives, shall recommend to the court persons qualified to serve as court security officer. The court security officer shall be selected from among those per- sons so recommended. The court security officer shall be an individual with demonstrated competence in security matters, and shall, prior to designation, have been certified to the court in writing by the Department of Justice Security Officer as cleared for the level and category of classi- fied information that will be involved. The court secu- rity officer may be an employee of the Executive Branch of the Government detailed to the court for this purpose. One or more alternate court security officers, who have been recommended and cleared in the manner PROCEDURES ACT specified above, may be designated by the court as re- quired. The court security officer shall be responsible to the court for document, physical, personnel and commu- nications security, and shall take measures reasonably necessary to fulfill these responsibilities. The court se- curity officer shall notify the court and the Depart- ment of Justice Security Officer of any actual, at- tempted, or potential violation of security procedures.