Las Vegas, NV
Aviation Lawyer at Las Vegas, NV
Practice Areas: Aviation, Criminal Defense, Federal Crime
OUTCOME: Retained in the USMC
A U.S. Marine Corps NCO and combat veteran was referred to an Administrative Discharge Board for allegedly using his wife's prescription pain medication. The Marine Corps tried to discharge him for ca ... use with a UOTHC discharge.
OUTCOME: All Counts Dismissed
Two brothers left a night club. The bouncers followed them out into a street where the bouncers attacked them. Video evidence confirmed that the bounders lied to the police about what happened.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Homeowner/Client was attacked in his driveway by two intoxicated neighbors and was seriously injured, but the police arrested the homeowner and charged him with an assault. We asserted self defense on ... the homeowner/client's behalf. The state eventually dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: Dismissed
Homeowner was attacked in his driveway by two intoxicated neighbors and was seriously injured, but the police arrested the homeowner and charged him with an assault. We asserted self defense. The stat ... e eventually dismissed the case.
OUTCOME: Murder Charge Dismissed on Eve of Trail
22 year old man charged with 2nd degree murder and assault 1st degree with a deadly weapon. We conducted our own private field investigation and raised self-defense.
OUTCOME: No Misconduct Found, Discharge Dropped, Member Retained
A U.S. Navy Petty Officer Second Class was sent for discharge through an administrative Separation Board on an allegation of wrongful use of drugs under Article 112a, UCMJ. The UA result was 30 ng posi ... tive for marijuana. The government asked for a UOTHC discharge. The board members heard testimony which we presented from a defense expert in drug testing, and the defense asserted was innocent ingestion due to the fact that the client has accidentally eaten a "pot brownie" at a New Year's Day Party. The client had 19 years of service. The board hearing was held at NAS Whidbey Island in Oak Harbor, WA.
OUTCOME: Not Guilty on All Counts
A naval officer was successfully defended in a General Court-Martial of officer members on two counts of wrongful sexual assault and one count of conduct unbecoming an officer. DNA evidence was present ... ed by the prosecution. The trial was held at Naval Base Kitsap in Bremerton, WA between 10 and 14 April 2012. The case resulted in a full acquittal and the officer was returned to duty.
OUTCOME: Partial Acquittal
At a litigated jury trial held in the U.S. District Court in Seattle, WA, a property owner from Lynden, WA, was accused of illegally shining a high powered spotlight on a Customs and Border Protection ... helicopter. The client was acquitted on the major count alleging reckless endangerment of the helicopter, but was convicted on a lessor charge of temporarily incapacitating a pilot. Judge Thomas Zilly presided.
OUTCOME: Full Dismissal
Client was a bookkeeper for a small family-owned business located in Skagit County. When business got bad and the owners began to preform internal audits, money was missing. The client was accused of ... stealing the money, about $100,000 over a 3 year period, and was charged with eleven counts of forgery and theft. However, after hiring the firm, it became clear that someone else in the family was actually the culprit.
OUTCOME: Full Acquittal
In a military general court-martial, Jeffrey Lustick represented an active duty male Navy sailor (PO-2/E-5) who was found not guilty of alleged violations of the UCMJ for making a false official statem ... ent (Art. 107) and abusive sexual contact with a fellow female sailor (Art 120). The court-martial was tried at Naval Station Everett between June 28, 2010 and July 2, 2010 with a panel of six officer members. The maximum punishment could have been up to 12 years confinement at hard labor, reduction to E-1, and a dishonorable discharge. However, after three days of trial and nearly seven hours of deliberations by the court members, the accused was found not guilty on all counts.
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