Defend against Article 120 Sexual Assault Allegations
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This video discusses why it’s important to retain an experienced lawyer who knows how to defend against UCMJ Article 120 Sexual Assault Allegations WHY CHOOSE OUR ATTORNEY TO REPRESENT YOU [...]
Casual sex factors that call for an experienced military sexual assault attorney Eliminating sexual assault from the military is a laudable goal. However, the complexity of the problem does not [...]
DNA Records associated with a sexual assault investigation Having DNA taken is part of the investigatory process for those caught up in a sexual assault investigation. It is a legal invasion of [...]
In a recent press release, the Air Force announced the update to DAF Instruction 36-3211: Military Separations where the USAF discharge rules for sex offenders have changed. The DAF said the [...]
UCMJ sexual assault or rape is one of the most serious of all crimes in the military. In fact, most military courts-martial and court-martial appeals are for Article 120 UCMJ sexual assault [...]
What happens when court-martialed? What happens when you are court-martialed? Those service-members who are court-martialed can face a variety of outcomes. These include being acquitted of [...]
We take for granted that in the United States a person accused of a crime is presumed innocent until proven guilty. The prosecutor has the burden to prove guilt. The presumption of innocence [...]
In December 2021, Congress passed, and the President signed, the fiscal year 2022 National Defense Authorization Act or “NDAA”. The 2022 NDAA makes significant changes to the U.S. military [...]
Service members can appeal their military sex assault convictions depending on the type of court martial. There are three types of courts-martial: summary, special, or general. If you were [...]
What Happens After a Conviction? This article explains the Courts of Criminal Appeals Process. The sentence a service member receives determines whether a criminal case goes to the courts of [...]
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