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Think military service members don’t have rights at a trial or legal proceeding. Service members have rights just like they do in civilian courts. One essential right that I find a lot of ...
Read moreWhen you're facing an administrative separation board or an officer board of inquiry, you have the right to remain silent, testify under oath, or provide an unsworn statement.
Read moreFact witnesses, character witnesses, and support memoranda are key components of your defense strategy during an administrative separation board or officer board of inquiry.
Read moreIf your specific case deals with any technical issues, be ready to suggest regulations, instructions, or other information that may help to undermine the allegations of misconduct.
Read moreNavigating the rebuttal of a "Relief for Cause" OER is aThis blog post outlines a checklist to ensure these rights are upheld, referencing AR 600-20, AR 623-3, and AR 15-6.
Read moreLet’s talk about the burns of proof in the UCMJ and what do they even mean. Well, first what you need to know is beyond a reasonable doubt is the highest the highest standard we have in the ...
Read moreThe military's updated regulations and directives provide essential protections for service members accused of sexual harassment, emphasizing the necessity of thorough and fair procedures.
Read moreToday’s public service announcement involves the difference between integrity and making a false official statement and the other lesser known offense of misprision of a serious offense under ...
Read moreNavigating a letter of reprimand requires careful and considered action. By understanding the charges, seeking legal advice, and communicating effectively, you can address the situation seriously ...
Read moreThis morning as I wake up all on my own at 4:11am, I am reminded that no matter how hard I worked to free an innocent man, there is little that I can do to undo the horrors he has been living for the ...
Read moreDid you know that polygraph examinations are so unreliable that the military rules of evidence will not even allow the mention of the name polygraph into evidence?
Read moreAn Article 32 hearing is a preliminary hearing to decide whether or not there is enough evidence to move forward to court-martial.
Read moreEver wonder how a court martial works? Stick around I’ll break it down for you real quick. Let’s dive right in step one of the process. The investigation, now oftentimes you’re not ...
Read moreTestimony under oath must be truthful. If you plan to lie under oath, it can cause the trial to turn into a circus with you playing the role of the clown.
Read moreToday’s public service announcement is stop putting your personal information in comments on TikTok. Please stop sending them to me and attempted request DMs on Instagram or any other social ...
Read moreArticle 31 is actually stronger than Miranda. It actually protects military service members from self-incrimination. More than Miranda protects civilians against self-incrimination service members ...
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