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 Military lawyer in Germany and Poland for Misconduct allegations
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By ucmjlawpg
In Blog, Board of Inquiry, GOMOR, Investigations, Separation Board
Posted September 16, 2024

Military lawyer in Germany and Poland for Misconduct allegations

While not all soldiers in high-stress environments will engage in misconduct, the combination of emotional strain, isolation, fatigue, peer pressure, and exposure to trauma can increase the [...]

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 When to get an Experienced AR 15-6 Lawyer
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By ucmjlawpg
In Investigations
Posted January 8, 2024

When to get an Experienced AR 15-6 Lawyer

You are a senior officer or a non-commissioned officer in the U.S. Army. You have dedicated your life to serving your country and your unit. You have earned the respect and trust of your peers [...]

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 Difference Between a Commander’s Inquiry and a 15-6 Investigation
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By ucmjlawpg
In Blog, Investigations, Uncategorized
Posted September 4, 2023

Difference Between a Commander’s Inquiry and a 15-6 Investigation

A Commander’s Inquiry and a 15-6 Investigation are administrative procedures used by the U.S. military to investigate incidents, allegations, or issues within the command. However, they [...]

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 Administrative separation for Domestic Violence Article 128b
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 128, Blog, Board of Inquiry, GOMOR, Investigations, Separation Board
Posted June 14, 2023

Administrative separation for Domestic Violence Article 128b

We have had several GOMOR responses and separation boards for service members accused of domestic violence. The military is generally restricting their court-martial efforts to cases of sexual [...]

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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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 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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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 120, ARTICLE 120b, Blog, Investigations
Posted June 14, 2022

What techniques do police use in UCMJ sexual assault 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 are for Article 120 UCMJ sexual assault [...]

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 New DoDi Clarifies the Rules on Prohibited Extremist Activity
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By ucmjlawpg
In ARTICLE 92, Blog, Board of Inquiry, Investigations, Separation Board
Posted January 3, 2022

New DoDi Clarifies the Rules on Prohibited Extremist Activity

RULES GOVERNING EXTREMIST ACTIVITIES IN THE MILITARY Pentagon Clarifies Extremism rules DoDi 1325.06 gets specific about what the DoD considers active extremist participation The Department of [...]

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