Former officer accused of "brutality", going before grand jury on the 7th of Dec.
If your son has no income or other assets, he would normally be entitled to a public defender. However, depending on what Louisiana law is and...
Rochester, NY
Military law Lawyer at Rochester, NY
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If your son has no income or other assets, he would normally be entitled to a public defender. However, depending on what Louisiana law is and...
Without knowing what the original charge(s) were for the Article 15, it is difficult to give any more than a very generalized answer. But, the...
You can appeal both the reason for your discharge and the "characterization" of your discharge, UOTHC. But, the real question for you is, what is...
Under NO circumstances should your son take ANY military polygraph, especially by the Army. It is just a process to trick people into admitting to...
You need to talk to a lawyer who is experienced in military law who can look at the orders to properly advise you. But, what your Recruiter...
There are a number of factors involved - once there is an initial "positive" result, good prosecutors ask for a "retest" just to make sure that...
The question is more complicated than it seems, because the Army can factor in the "needs of the service," which includes understaffed...
While technically, the Army has a "waiver" process, the odds of them granting a waiver are very slim under your circumstances. Much will depend on...
If it involves one of his/her Soldiers, the answer is yes.
It's a very complicated issue and the only way any attorney could give you remotely accurate advice, would be to first review all of the paperwork,...