Current and former military members who were investigated for a crime may have their names entered in the title block of a law enforcement activity report, have their identifying information including criminal history data and fingerprints indexed in DCII, and have DNA samples collected and submitted to USACIL. This information can have negative impacts on a member’s career advancement, obtaining employment with the federal government or obtaining/maintaining a security clearance. In certain circumstances, attorneys at JAG Defense can assist you with requests to correct or remove titling and indexing, and expunge DNA records from DoD Law Enforcement records.
Justyn Ann Baxley is a Partner with JAG Defense. Her practice primarily focuses on security clearance law and administrative law. As a security clearance lawyer, Ms. Baxley has represented hundreds of individuals in security clearance adjudications across virtually every federal agency, to include the Department of Defense, the Department of Homeland Security, the Department of Energy, the National Security Agency, NASA, and others.
