Can Military Police pull people over off base?

Savage Hornpoke - How can you serve two masters? Legally? It is a level of confusion that should not be allowed to exist. Working in Kuwait is hard enough not to be harassed by this kind of behavior from people who are supposed to be on the same team.

Savage Hornpoke - when you get a ticket from an MP. It falls under federal Jurisdiction. If you wish to challenge the ticket then you go before a U.S. Magistrate. The question is which judicial district? I got a ticket at Fort Knox many moons ago. a friend I went to college with is a Deputy U.S. Marshal. he told me I could challenge the ticket in the Magistrate Court. I live in the Eastern District of Kentucky. Fort Knox is the Western District of Kentucky so to challenge the ticket I had to go to the Federal Court House in Louisville, KY. On the back of the ticket it also gives instructions on when and where to challenge the ticket. So read the back of any citation and it will tell you what you need to do.

SCPO (Join to see) - in the case described, "Concurrent Jurisdiction," would not have been an issue. Once chased onto a military installation, the MILITARY has final authority. That may simply mean detaining a civilian and handing him back to the civilian police, or as reported to have happened, the use of deadly force. So long as Regulations and laws on used of force were followed, no real problem or issues.
Concurrent jurisdiction typically applies to roads that transit through a military installation. Command policy dictates what MP's can or cannot do on those roads/highways. In my experience in Virginia and Maryland, MP's had primary jurisdiction on U.S., State and county roads going through Post. At Ft. Belvoir we had formal Mutual Aid agreements with several PD's and Sheriff Departments; BUT Posse Commitatus severely limits MP's from ENFORCING civilian laws. For example, a burglary at a porn store just outside of our gate, MP's were allowed to back-up a lone civilian officer there; BUT any action would have been under the Virginia laws related to detaining, arresting or use of force. That varies by state (Citizen Arrest).
In short, there is no "Concurrent Jurisdiction," anywhere NOT part of a military installation. The closest there was to that was AWOL Apprehension as ultimately, the military has authority over any/all military personnel, regardless of location.

CPT (Join to see) - And civilian LE on base.

The law that applies to situations where state and federal laws disagree is called the supremacy clause, which is part of article VI of the Constitution. The supremacy clause contains what’s known as the doctrine of pre-emption, which says that the federal government wins in the case of conflicting legislation. Basically, if a federal and state law contradict, then when you’re in the state you can follow the state law, but the feds can decide to stop you.

SrA Tony Schamberger - Correct, which is why/how the Federal Magistrate system is used in Concurrent Jurisdiction areas, and how MP's can charge civilians with traffic and criminal offenses. It's also why civilian PD's are (usually) happy to cede jurisdiction to MP's ... that and the fact that it relieves them of the hassle of dealing with traffic offenses, accidents, etc. The concurrence is usually when civilian PD's do enforce laws in those areas (roads/highways intersecting military property).

The bottom line is always - if you aren't in violation, be it speed or other factors, you shouldn't have anything to worry about. If you ARE in violation, then why should you complain?

It's "Authority". We Either Have It Or We Don't.
ON Base Is Where We HAVE The Authority To Enforce The Laws,
OFF Base, Is Where That Authority Is Relinquished. ~ We Had None.

"Nazi type activities"? Maybe you should go back and read a history of the Nazi regime.

A1C Medrick "Rick" DeVaney - With all due respect, as an officer you should be more careful of your public statements, as a former astronaught just discovered.

MSgt Steven Smigelski -
These Are Mostly FORMER Officers, As I Am A FORMER A1C.
I Owe Them As Officers, No More Respect As Civilians Than They Owe Me.
We Are Now Both On Level Ground & Granted The Rights To Speak Freely.
----OH I'm Already On Uncle Sam's "Watch List", Discovered That At The Air Port. What Are They Gonna Do Next, Arrest Me For Pissing Them Off - - AGAIN? --LMBO --
And As For The Former Astronauts Paying The Penalties For Being Whistle Blowers On Our Government -- Stand In Line, It's One Long Sumbitch, And Many More Are Stepping Up To Do Whet Their Oath Dictates -- To Tell The Truth To The American Public, And As They're Currently Doing In The Congressional Hearings.
~~ "We Are NOT Alone, We've NEVER Been Alone"~~
-- In Case You Did Not Know, You've Now Been Put On Notice --

And um, just what "notice" are you implying? As an Infantryman I don't cotton well to threats.