On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Apr 8, 2022 | Military Law
If you are in the military, things are not quite the same when you face accusations of wrongdoing. While you could also face trial in a civilian court, often, the military prefers to keep things in-house by using the court-martial process. A court-martial is the...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Apr 1, 2022 | Military Law
For members of the military, an administrative separation means seeing that career come to an end before they had decided to walk away from it. Some have compared it to civilians who get fired from their jobs. This is simply the process that's used to terminate...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Mar 30, 2022 | Military Law
When someone joins the military, they agree to hold themselves to a higher standard than the average civilian. Not only do military servicemembers need to comply with state and federal laws, but they must also follow all the rules in the Uniform Code of Military...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Mar 23, 2022 | Criminal Defense
When a traffic cop asks someone to blow into a Breathalyzer, they know a positive result will make their job much easier. If you blow above the limit, which is usually 0.08 BAC, they get automatic justification to arrest you and charge you with a DUI. If you blow...
On Behalf of The Military Justice Center | Mar 16, 2022 | Military Law
As a member of the military, if you’re fortunate, you’ll never have to worry about whether you can or should disobey an unlawful order given by a superior (including the Commander in Chief). However, what if you are placed in that situation? How do you know for...
