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 Response to Captain’s Mast
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 112a, Blog
Posted January 13, 2023

Response to Captain’s Mast

We recently assisted a Sailor in response to proceedings under Article 15 of the UCMJ. The Sailor was accused of Article 112a, ingestion of an illegal substance. The command dismissed the [...]

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 How to respond to a GOMOR
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By ucmjlawpg
In Blog, GOMOR
Posted January 5, 2023

How to respond to a GOMOR

How to respond to a General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand A General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) is a threat to your military career and your future.  The command suspects you of [...]

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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, Blog, court-martial
Posted January 2, 2023

Casual Sex, young military adults, and Article 120

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 [...]

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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 134, Blog
Posted December 28, 2022

New army directive compels involuntary separations for sexual harassment

Army Directive 2022-13 Reforms To Counter Sexual Harassment/Sexual Assault in the Army Sexual harassment investigations In September of 2022, the Army put out a new Directive directing [...]

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 Am I guilty of Fraternization?
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 134, ARTICLE 92, Blog, Investigations
Posted September 30, 2022

Am I guilty of Fraternization?

Fraternization refers to prohibited personal relationships between service members. It can sometimes be confusing to what constitutes a prohibited relationship. The military services in the last [...]

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 How to Expunge DNA Records
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, Investigations
Posted September 28, 2022

How to Expunge DNA Records

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 [...]

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 Page 13 – The shot across the bow of your Navy Career
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By ucmjlawpg
In Blog, Board of Inquiry, Investigations, Investigations, Separation Board
Posted August 20, 2022

Page 13 – The shot across the bow of your Navy Career

As all Navy personnel understand, the Navy Page 13 is a standard form used to communicate to Navy personnel information, from the mundane, instructive, to the serious. It’s used to ensure Navy [...]

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 USAF discharge rules for sex offenders 
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, Blog, Separation Board
Posted August 8, 2022

USAF discharge rules for sex offenders 

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 [...]

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 A Civilian Military Lawyer Near You
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By ucmjlawpg
In Blog
Posted July 12, 2022

A Civilian Military Lawyer Near You

Service members volunteer to defend their country honorably. They are expected to act with honor. People who choose to serve, regardless of the personal or monetary benefits, tend to have these [...]

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 What techniques do police use in UCMJ sexual assault investigations?
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, Blog, Investigations
Posted June 14, 2022

What techniques do police use in UCMJ sexual assault investigations?

Article 120 Investigations 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 involve Article [...]

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