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OUTCOME: The Marine's rank was restored.
A corporal in the United States Marine Corps missed curfew for his overseas duty location. Initially, the Marine did not seek legal counsel, and through proceedings under Article 15, UCMJ, the Marine's ... commander imposed nonjudicial punishment, including reducing the servicemember in rank. The Marine hired Blake Kamoroff to appeal the NJP.
OUTCOME: Locally Filed
A deployed Army Officer was accused of extramarital sexual conduct in violation of Article 134, UCMJ. The command appointed an investigating officer under Army Regulation (AR 15-6), who failed to condu ... ct any investigation but nevertheless "found" that the Officer had violated Article 134. The Commanding General issued a General Officer Letter of Reprimand. Blake submitted a 133-page rebuttal to the GOMOR.
OUTCOME: Investigation Concluded - No Negative Action against Client
A junior enlisted servicemember was informed by leadership about an administrative investigation. When the servicemember was informed of the right to remain silent and consult an attorney, that service ... member made the wise decision to reach out to Blake. For a minimal retainer, Blake represented the servicemember during the entire course of the investigation to ensure the client's full protection.
OUTCOME: Reprimand Withdrawn and Destroyed
An Army noncomissioned officer was accused by other NCO of sexual misconduct. Despite a complete lack of evidence to corroborate the allegation and the outlandish nature of the complaint, both the judg ... e advocates and commanding general were determined to take negative action against the client, likely as a misguided attempt to show how seriously the command takes such allegations. Toward that end, the CG turned to one of the most abused administrative actions in the military: a letter of reprimand. Blake submitted a 117-page rebuttal to the GOMOR.
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