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Key Differences Between Civilian and Military Criminal Defense
Jul 5, 2023At Gary Myers, Daniel Conway & Associates, we understand criminal defense cases’ unique challenges and complexities. While many people may be familiar with civilian criminal defense, it’s essential to recognize that military criminal defense is an entirely different realm. In this blog post, we will explore the key differences between civilian and military criminal defense,...View Article -
The Role of The Military Defense Attorney: Protecting Your Rights
Jul 5, 2023At Gary Myers, Daniel Conway & Associates, we understand the importance of having a skilled and experienced military defense attorney by your side when facing legal challenges within the military justice system. In this blog post, we will explore the vital role of military defense attorneys in protecting service members’ rights and ensuring fair proceedings....View Article -
The Impact of Military Criminal Convictions on Service Members’ Careers
Jun 13, 2023Military service members are held to a high standard of conduct, both on and off duty. Unfortunately, mistakes happen, and sometimes service members find themselves facing criminal charges. A criminal conviction can have a significant impact on a service member’s military career, including potential discharge, loss of security clearance, and difficulty finding civilian employment after...View Article -
Defending Against Sexual Assault Charges in the Military: Legal Considerations
Jun 13, 2023Sexual assault is a grave issue that affects individuals across all walks of life, including the military. In recent years, there has been a growing emphasis on addressing sexual assault within military ranks, promoting a culture of prevention, support for victims, and holding perpetrators accountable. However, it is equally crucial to ensure that individuals facing sexual...View Article -
Understanding the Military Justice System: A Guide for Service Members and their Families
May 10, 2023Understanding the military justice system can be daunting for service members and their families. This complex system often leaves individuals feeling overwhelmed and unsure of their rights and resources. In this blog post, we will provide valuable information on navigating the military justice system, including understanding your rights, the various stages of the process, and the...View Article -
Drug Offenses in the Military: What You Need to Know About Court-Martial Proceedings
May 10, 2023Drug offenses in the military are taken very seriously and can result in severe consequences, including court-martial proceedings. As a service member facing drug charges, it is crucial to understand the complexities of the military justice system and how to navigate it effectively. This comprehensive guide will provide valuable information on military drug offenses and what...View Article -
Understanding The Army Prootion Review Board (PRB)
Nov 6, 2019A Promotion Review Board (PRB) is used to consider the promotion status of officers recommended for removal from a promotion list. The board is most often convened post-selection because of newly discovered adverse information. CONTACT US! Army Regulation 600-8-29 provides guidance for Promotion Review Boards. Paragraph 8-2 provides that HQDA continuously reviews promotion lists to...View Article -
New Air Force Policy on the Use of CBDS (Cannabinoids)
May 14, 2019Last week the Air Force published a new policy regarding the use of CBD products. The policy was in the wake of US v. Pugh. The Pugh case dealt with AFI 90-507 (Drug Demand Reduction Program). That regulation contains a prohibition on using hemp products. The thought process is that some hemp products may contain...View Article -
US V. CPL Lindsey Scott
Feb 1, 2019In 1983, a woman was attacked near the Quantico Marine Base in Virginia. The victim’s description of her assailant prompted the military officers to convict and court-martial Corporal Lindsey Scott, the only black MP in the Quantico Criminal Investigation Division, despite his pleas of innocence. He was initially convicted and sentenced to 30 years in...View Article -
Maywand District Killings
Feb 1, 2019The Maywand District killings involved the deaths of at least 3 Afghan civilians by a group of U.S. Army soldiers in 2010. The soldiers became known as the “Kill Team” and were members of the 3rd Platoon, Bravo Company 2nd Battalion, 1st Infantry Regiment, 5th Brigade, 2nd Infantry Division. They were based at FOB Ramrod in the...View Article