Representative Cases

With decades of military law experience in all branches of the Armed Forces, the attorneys at JAG Defense have compiled a staggering record of successes both in and out of the courtroom. Please review our Representative Cases for a sampling of the outstanding results we have been able to obtain for our clients facing a broad range of allegations. In doing so, however, please remember that all cases are unique. Simply because a particular result was obtained in one case does not guarantee or predict a similar result in future cases.

Military Success Stories
Security Clearance Success Stories
Positive Urinalysis Success Stories

September 2011

U.S. Marine Corps O-3 Board of Inquiry, Camp Foster, Okinawa, Japan

Result: No Misconduct, Honorable Separation

July 2011

U.S. Army E-5 Court-Martial, Fort Huachuca, AZ

Result: Motion to Suppress Evidence Granted, All Charges Withdrawn and Dismissed

June 2011

U.S. Air Force O-5 Court-Martial, Nellis AFB, NV

Result: Full Acquittal

May 2011

Army O-5 was issued Letter of Intent to Revoke Security Clearance due to positive urinalysis test and administrative discharge process was initiated.

Result: Proactive investigation and response led to Security Clearance being retained and administrative separation process terminated.

April 2011

U.S. Navy Administrative Separation Board, Port Hueneme, CA

Result: No Misconduct/Retain.

March 2011

Air Force E-7 Court-Martial, Altus AFB, OK

Result: Full Acquittal

February 2011

USN E-7 Court-Martial, NS Norfolk, VA
Client faced 20 charges of unlawful wearing of awards and decorations, altering service record, and false official statements.

Result: No conviction, no jail time, no discharge, and no reduction in rank. Client Honorably retired as Chief Petty Officer (E-7).

January 2011

Army O-3, Fort McPherson, GA

Result: Negotiated Honorable characterization of service for Officer who admitted to engaging in adulterous relationships while deployed to Iraq.

December 2010

Navy E-6 received DFAS notice that he owed $11,649.77 in back pay.

Result: JAG Defense put together a comprehensive response package contesting our client’s alleged debt and convinced DFAS not only that alleged debt was erroneous, but that DFAS actually owed our client $6,594.75.

November 2010

Applicant facing revocation of security clearance due to felony prosecution for Aggravated Battery and Grand Theft, civil lawsuit for unpaid child support, and a DUI.

Result: JAG Defense successfully mitigated issues within 2 days of being retained and secured clearance before LOI/SOR was even issued.