Which individuals do NOT have the ability to file a "Restricted" sexual assault report?

The ability to file a "Restricted" sexual assault report is designed for certain individuals, primarily focusing on service members and specific personnel associated with the military. Active Duty Service Members and Reserve Service Members both fall under military jurisdiction, which allows them to file restricted reports to ensure their privacy while still seeking necessary medical care and support without triggering an official investigation.

Navy Contractors also usually do not have the ability to file restricted reports in the same way as service members due to their employment status; however, they may have options through different reporting avenues depending on their organization.

DOD Civilian Employees are not covered under the same provisions as military personnel when it comes to restricted reporting. They typically do not have the mechanism to file a restricted report, as the procedures for reporting sexual assault that apply to service members do not extend to civilian employees. This is why the correct answer indicates that DOD Civilian Employees cannot file a "Restricted" sexual assault report.