On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | May 24, 2022 | Criminal Defense
You know that it's illegal to break the speed limit. While it's true that most people will break it by a few miles per hour fairly often, they're technically violating the traffic laws and could be pulled over. One thing that people often say, however, is that the...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | May 16, 2022 | Military Law
With most jobs in the United States, you can simply quit whenever you want. Unless you have a contract, it means you're an at-will employee, so you can leave if you no longer want to work there. You don't have to have a reason to do so and, while you are usually asked...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | May 9, 2022 | Military Law
An officer evaluation record, or OER, is important for those who want to move up in the ranks. When you have an OER with negative commentary or ratings, your career as an officer could be threatened. The thing to remember is that you do have a right to an OER appeal,...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | May 2, 2022 | Military Law
When you were at school you had no other ambition than to join the military. You pursued your dreams and signed up when you were of age. You’ve had a long and distinguished career, consisting of several tours. While the work has been demanding, you’re proud of...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Apr 15, 2022 | Criminal Defense
If the police pull you over and ask you to do field sobriety tests or even blow into a portable breath test to see if you're intoxicated, it may be worth thinking about the reason that they stopped you initially. The officer couldn't have known that you were...
