Which statement about Restriction in Lieu of Arrest is true?

• A. It includes moral restraint only
• B. It directs the ACC to remain within boundaries only
• C. It requires to perform full military duties only
• D. All of the above

Answer: (D)

Restriction in lieu of arrest is a disciplinary option that imposes a set of constraints on a member while allowing them to remain in service. It can include moral restraint—limits on personal conduct as part of the discipline—along with geographic boundaries that require the member to stay within a defined area. It can also involve continuing to perform military duties, but under the specified restrictions rather than being removed from duty or arrested. Because it can encompass all these elements, the statement that all of the above is true best captures what Restriction in lieu of Arrest can entail. The other options are too narrow, since RILOA is not limited to moral restraint, nor solely about staying within boundaries, nor strictly about performing full duties without restrictions.