Washington, DC
Military law Lawyer at Washington, DC
Practice Areas: Military Law, Administrative Law
You will not find the full answer in an Army Regulation. However, 1. You cannot be punished twice for the exact same offenses in nonjudicial...
1. For you, it might result in written counseling, or possibly Art. 15. 2. For the others, it may be more serious. 3. In this scenario, you...
No. Even if off parole you'd still need a waiver to enter. As Mr. Rafter indicates, a felony is disqualifying.
No. Congress and the Supreme Court have declined to change the "law." The Feres Doctrine comes from the Supreme Court case of that name. It was...
It depends on the Service. AF will possibly consider a court-martial prosecution. The other Services might go the AdSep route. Each Service...
1. You have up to 15 years to petition the Army Discharge Review Board for an upgrade in your OTH to, perhaps, a general discharge. It depends on...
Broadened your search to include immigration.
You do not have a conviction. You can petition to have the Army records corrected. When you say not arrested and read rights, did you ever...
The way I read your facts you were convicted and remain convicted. I read your facts that your conviction was affirmed but that through later...
It is unlikely to be a defense to the charge. However, there MAYbe other ways to challenge the testing. Generally, the command takes the view...
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