Re enlistment into national guard
A good question for a recruiter, but not a question for a lawyer.
Augusta, GA
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A good question for a recruiter, but not a question for a lawyer.
Because this happened overseas, IMO the Federal Tort Claims Act does not apply. You have to use what is called the Military Claims Act.
You need to petition the service that inputted this info. For example, if it was the Army, petition CID to have it removed.
Somehow this got posted in military law, so you will want to repost it in education law. But my guess is the cost of pursuing any such suit would...
You can petition NCIS to remove/change the NCIC coding. You can appeal their decision to BCNR.
A great question for a recruiter. But not for a lawyer.
You will have to ask a lawyer in Germany, as this is a question of German law.
Look at the Separation Code and narrative reason for separation on the DD 214. You can Google the Separation Code.
Of course he needs to turn himself in. He is a fugitive. The longer he stays away, the worse it gets. Depending on how long he has been gone,...
By talking to a recruiter to see if you can still enlist.