On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Jul 26, 2021 | Military Law
It can be daunting anytime you find out that you're facing criminal charges. It may be harder to digest if you're facing court-martial, though. Your ability to remain in the military may be contingent on how your case unfolds. The court-martial process can seem quite...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Jul 21, 2021 | Military Law
The federal prohibition of certain drugs doesn't stop people from using them or from being able to buy them. All it does is make their possession and use criminal. Plenty of otherwise upstanding people find themselves on the wrong side of the law just because of what...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Jul 14, 2021 | Military Law
There is no doubt that the military is continuing to place a huge emphasis on the stomping out of harassment and assault where fellow service members are concerned. While this is by and large a very good thing for individuals and the organization as a whole, it also...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Jun 28, 2021 | Military Law
Most people know that civilians who are detained and subjected to interrogation are protected against self-incrimination by the Fourth Amendment to the U.S. Constitution. They’re even entitled to be reminded of their rights through the Miranda Warning. When you’re in...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Jun 21, 2021 | Criminal Defense
At least 90% of all criminal cases end with a defendant accepting a plea bargain deal. However, while plea bargains are very common in the American legal system, many countries don't offer them, citing them as being unethical or immoral. Generally, plea bargains...
