UCMJ Article 31: Compelled to Incriminate Yourself
When military investigators or unit commanders sit you down for questioning, the sheer pressure of superior rank can make you...
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Your Service Deserves the Best Defense
When military investigators or unit commanders sit you down for questioning, the sheer pressure of superior rank can make you...
READ MOREWhen you learn that law enforcement is looking into your conduct, the pressure and stress can build up fast. Knowing...
READ MOREAn accusation under Article 133, Conduct Unbecoming, can throw a shadow over years of faithful service, throwing a rising military...
READ MOREMilitary personnel, non-military staff, and service families stationed at Marine Corps Base Camp Lejeune in North Carolina unknowingly used water...
READ MOREService members operate under intense pressures, rigorous physical demands, and operational environments that standard civilian careers never require. Because of...
READ MORECivilian contractors perform demanding jobs at U.S. military bases, embassy facilities, and federal construction sites across the globe. When an...
READ MOREMilitary members live under a distinct set of legal standards that govern everyday behavior both on and off duty. When...
READ MOREThe United States armed forces operate under a strict zero-tolerance policy when it comes to any form of controlled substance...
READ MOREWhen you walk out of the military gates for the last time, the piece of paper you carry dictates how...
READ MOREWhen most people think of military drug offenses under Article 112a, they immediately picture recreational substances like marijuana, cocaine, or...
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