Do I need a Lawyer With Government Background To sue The US Army
I agree with Attorney Farrell. You cannot sue the US Government for this. In addition, the US Supreme Court has not ruled on the constitutionality...
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I agree with Attorney Farrell. You cannot sue the US Government for this. In addition, the US Supreme Court has not ruled on the constitutionality...
Concur with Attorney Pang. I'd just add that the statute of limitations for larceny and shoplifting is generally 6 years from the date of the...
If the appointments you missed were mandatory, then they could be considered your "appointed place of duty" and missing the appointments could...
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I agree with Attorney Rafter. It is highly unlikely that you'll be able to enlist. Even if the military wasn't drawing down, the fact that your...
You have not given enough information. Why, exactly, were you discharged? What, specifically, were the circumstances? Why did you waive your...
Not sure where you stand right now. I'll assume you were on active duty and not a reservist. You say you've been out for 4 months now, which...
Soldiers are required by regulation to support geographically separated family members. You should first try to work out an appropriate level of...
I concur with Attorney Pardue, try to resolve this internally first. You have a right to contact your congressman (i.e. "file a Congressional")...
The Army will conduct a background check. In doing so they will check the the National Criminal Information Center database and your case will be...
The medical evaluation board (MEB) is only the first step in determining medical disability and your fitness for continued service. Of course, I...