With the new Army Regulation about SHARP, if a service member is accuse or found guilty of SHARP!
The UCMJ as promulgated by the President determines what offenses expose someone to a dishonorable discharge; the passage of a new SHARP regulation...
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The UCMJ as promulgated by the President determines what offenses expose someone to a dishonorable discharge; the passage of a new SHARP regulation...
Unfortunately no. If you requested it to end early and that was denied, you do not have any recourse. I suggest contacting the recruiter who...
Each service can set certain requirements and certain limitations. If the recruiter hasn't mentioned them, I suggest asking him or her if there is...
As long as you are honest on the claim about where you moved her to, you won't be in any trouble. They may limit the number of miles depending on...
I concur with my colleague that if you have exhausted military appeals then there is little hope for relief. With the current makeup of SCOTUS,...
I concur with Mr Stackhouse that this is a family law issue. I will add that even though this is a requirement for the military, the legal issue is...
Unless you were represented by an attorney at the Summary Court-Martial, no case law, regulation, or statute that I am aware of confers upon you a...
Aggravated assault is typically a felony but since these charges are coming from the state (and not the military), you should consult an attorney...
I'm afraid I must agree with my colleagues that we cannot answer as there is not a question. Please either comment below my "answer" or re-post....
I am sorry to tell you that from the information provided, it is not possible to provide you with a clear answer. Should is a different question...