Someone in the army owes me money, what can i do to get that money back?
You can sue him and get a judgment. While he will have some rights under the servicemember civil relief act, they can ultimately be held...
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You can sue him and get a judgment. While he will have some rights under the servicemember civil relief act, they can ultimately be held...
Talk to the recruiter. Be honest. Keep in mind that the military is in a drawdown. People are not getting waivers and they are being more picky...
This is a duplicate. This has been answered in the "Military Law" section.
Check the court rules, for the specific court your appeal is in. You also might be able to get more time. Most courts have their court rules...
Answered in the "Military Law" section.
He could have trouble enlisting. That's what the recruiter is telling him. Also, if he requires a security clearance to do his job he may have...
Not sure the military connection.
Generally no. This does not seem to be misconduct related.
Prosecutors can't vouch for witnesses. The other issue is the "golden rule" argument which is not permitted -- to put themselves in a victims shoes.
Did your recruiters also discuss with you about drugs and drug offenses? If it was experimental the recruiters may be able to handle that also. ...