Navy O-3E Board of Inquiry, NAS Corpus Christi, TX Result: No Misconduct, Retain
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Navy O-3E Board of Inquiry, NAS Corpus Christi, TX Result: No Misconduct, Retain
Read moreCivilian Contractor Security Clearance Adjudication for Drug Abuse and Foreign Contacts Result: Favorable Adjudication from Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (TS Clearance Retained)
Read moreAir Force O-2 Security Clearance Adjudication following 2 DUIs Result: Favorable Adjudication from Defense Counterintelligence and Security Agency (Clearance Retained)
Read moreNavy E-6 Special Court-Martial, NS Norfolk, VA Result: Full Acquittal
Read moreCivilian Contractor Security Clearance Adjudication following 3 DUIs Result: Favorable Adjudication from Department of Hearings and Appeals (Clearance Retained)
Read moreAir Force E-7 Special Court-Martial, Minot AFB, ND Result: Full Acquittal
Read moreNavy O-3 Board of Inquiry, NSA Naples, Italy Result: No Misconduct, Retain
Read moreNavy E-7 Administrative Separation Proceedings, NS Norfolk, VA Result: Allegations Withdrawn Prior to Board Hearing, Sailor Retained
Read moreCommanders have the authority to issue two types of protective orders: “No Contact Orders” and Military Protective Orders (MPOs). Commanders, First Sergeants, or anyone with a higher rank than the recipient can issue No Contact Orders. These orders temporarily halt communications between disputing parties, not reaching the level of a criminal investigation, or safeguard the investigative process in criminal matters. On the other hand, MPOs, exclusive to commanders (officers on G-series orders), are typically issued to safeguard individuals during criminal investigations, particularly to prevent spousal, child, or intimate partner abuse.
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Grover H. Baxley is the founding attorney of JAG Defense. As a former member of the U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Mr. Baxley now provides highly experienced representation for military members in all branches of service all over the world.
Navy E-9 with over 28 years of service tested positive for cocaine on a random urinalysis. At his subsequent Court-Martial, we presented extensive evidence of our client's exceptional military character and the possibility of an unknowing ingestion of cocaine due to his low nanogram level. Result: The member panel found him NOT GUILTY of the charge and our client's outstanding military career continued unblemished.
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