Looking to become a police officer with a military discharge?
You need to speak with an attorney licensed to practice law in Georgia who does Employment law to get a specific answer. Each Law Enforcement...
Rochester, NY
Military law Lawyer at Rochester, NY
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You need to speak with an attorney licensed to practice law in Georgia who does Employment law to get a specific answer. Each Law Enforcement...
Follow Mr. Cassara's advice and do the Freedom of Information Act Request. While I agree that you were most likely "titled" by the Army, if they...
You really need to speak with an Immigration Law attorney in person. What you post here is not private and thus, not privileged and to get proper...
It is not "double jeopardy," but it very well may be a violation of the "Ex Post Facto" clause of the Constitution. You don't say if the SORA...
This is a complicated area of the law. First, unlike the civilian world, the UCMJ does not classify crimes as either felonies or misdemeanors - all...
You need to contact a VA benefits attorney or authorized representative, as your eligibiliy for service-connected benefits encompasses many...
No responsible lawyer can properly answer your questions based upon the limited facts you've provided, and since this is a public forum, you were...
There are not enough facts for any lawyer to give you specific advice. As Mr. Cave suggests, you need to talk to an attorney in Minnesota who...
It's a bit more complicated and would require reviewing your enlistment/re-enlistment paperwork. Basically, when you enlisted, you enlisted for a...
It depends on how many years of commissioned service the officer has first of all. If less than 8 years, the officer is most likely to be...