Virginia Beach, VA
Military law Lawyer at Virginia Beach, VA
Practice Areas: Military Law
OUTCOME: Not guilty of all charges. A week later the soldier was promoted to sergeant and continued his military career.
Soldier charged with killing a civilian man at a bar in Heidelberg, Germany. Client made statements admitting to punching the alleged victim. At courts-martial, we proved that the soldier acted in self ... -defense.
OUTCOME: Allegations of misconduct unfounded and sailor retained in the Navy and continued his career.
Sailor with fourteen years service accused of driving under the influence of alcohol (DUI) on multiple occasions. During administrative board hearing demonstrated to board members that sailor had not c ... ommitted first DUI and second DUI was unfounded allegation resulting from police misconduct.
OUTCOME: Not guilty of all but least serious offenses. Sentenced to a fine and a reprimand. Officer continued his career and retired from active duty with full pension and benefits.
Senior officer accused of fraud, multiple larcenies, false official statements, obstruction of justice, and conduct unbecoming. Multiple witnesses testified that officer took part in conspiracy to stea ... l from military hospital.
OUTCOME: Not guilty of all charges. Client continued with his military career.
Enlisted member accused of sexual assault of another service member and false official statement. After nine hours of interrogation, client gave lengthy statement to military law enforcement allegedly ... confessing to the assault.
OUTCOME: Not guilty of all charges. Client continued with his military career.
Enlisted member accused of raping a drunk female soldier. Client gave lengthy statement to military law enforcement allegedly confessing to the rape. Through aggressive cross-examination of police inte ... rrogator demonstrated that the so-called “confession” conflicted with evidence that the sex was consensual.
OUTCOME: He was able to get the sentence reduced from forty-five years and a dishonorable discharge to 20 years and a bad conduct discharge.
Senior enlisted member previously admitted to premeditated murder of four Iraqi detainees and pled guilty. During post-trial clemency process, Mr. Kageleiry compiled a compelling case for clemency.
OUTCOME: Sailor’s separation for misconduct stopped and sailor subsequently medically retired.
Decorated Navy war hero accused of illegal drug use and absence without leave. Two weeks prior to his scheduled separation from the Navy, Mr. Kageleiry was able to convince the chain of command that be ... cause of the service member’s combat service and resulting war wounds, they should allow the sailor to be medically retired.
OUTCOME: Investigation stopped and client cleared of all wrongdoing.Sergeant Major continued his military career.
Sergeant Major (E-9) under investigation after testing positive for a controlled substance on a unit urinalysis test. Negotiated with military law enforcement for information pertaining to the allegati ... on and determined what information would be necessary for them to drop the investigation.
OUTCOME: Allegations of misconduct unfounded and sailor retained in the Navy and subsequently retired with full benefits.
Senior enlisted sailor accused of illegal use of prescription drugs. During administrative board separation hearing convinced members that sailor had not abused prescription medication.
OUTCOME: Board recommended retention of sailor in the Navy.
Senior enlisted sailor accused of fraternization, false official statement, obstruction of justice, and disobeying orders. Taken to administrative separation board hearing. During the hearing we presen ... ted extensive evidence of the sailor’s excellent service to the Navy, mitigating circumstances, and potential for continued valuable service.
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