EUROPE – Applicant Federal Government civilian employee assigned at an overseas military installation received Letter of Intent (LOI) and Statement of Reasons (SOR) based upon Guideline F – Financial Considerations, Guideline J – Criminal Conduct as a result of multiple debts being in collection and/or charged off in excess of $24,000; and multiple instances of […]
Read moreMIDDLE ATLANTIC – Applicant employee of a defense contractor was issued a Statement of Reasons (SOR) based upon Guideline E – Personal Conduct and Guideline J – Criminal Conduct as a result of arrest and charges of DUI, Obstruction of Justice and Cruelty to a child. The charges included action in switching places with an […]
Read moreASIA – Applicant employee of a defense contractor was issued Statement of Reasons (SOR) based upon Guidelines E – Personal Conduct and J – Criminal Conduct as result of forging the signature of a State Court Judge on a falsified divorce decree; which conduct occurred during his active duty military career and is considered to […]
Read moreWEST COAST – Air Force O-4 given an Article 15 for inappropriately touching an enlisted member while intoxicated. Approximately a year later, the officer was given a 2nd Article 15 for another alcohol-related incident, and a Letter of Reprimand for failing to disclose the 2nd incident during his Top Secret clearance periodic review. Based upon […]
Read moreSOUTHEAST – Air Force O-6 Commanding Officer engaged in an unprofessional relationship with an O-3 subordinate officer, resulting in an Article 15 and removal from command. Our client was issued a Letter of Intent to revoke his Top Secret Security Clearance under Adjudicative Guidelines: E – Personal Conduct and J – Criminal Conduct. Our comprehensive […]
Read moreMIDDLE ATLANTIC – Civilian employee of the Department of the Navy was issued a Letter of Intent/Statement of Reasons to revoke his security clearance based upon Guideline E – Personal Conduct, Guideline F – Financial Considerations, Guideline G – Alcohol Consumption, Guideline H – Drug Involvement, and Guideline J – Criminal Conduct. While holding a […]
Read moreSOUTHWEST – Applicant for Department of Energy Access issued Statement of Charges (SOC) under Title 10, Code of Federal Regulations Part 710, “Criteria and Procedures for Determining Eligibility for Access to Classified Matter or Special Nuclear Material based upon allegations under Adjudicative Guidelines E – Personal Conduct and J – Criminal Conduct as a result […]
Read moreSOUTHEAST – Applicant, who is also a Key Management Personnel for the Contractor, was facing difficulties in getting his Personal Security Clearance favorably adjudicated due to concerns arising under Adjudicative Guidelines: J – Criminal Conduct, G – Alcohol Consumption, and E – Personal Conduct due to past issues of felony prosecution for Aggravated Battery and […]
Read moreWEST COAST – Client, government employee was issued a Letter of Intent (LOI)/Statement of Reasons (SOR) based upon allegations under Adjudicative Guidelines: H – Drug Involvement and J – Criminal Conduct for drug use on multiple occasions each month from 1978-1985; and then on a less frequent basis from 1985 until 2002; falsification of SF86s […]
Read moreWASHIGNTON, DC – Client active duty military member received Letter of Intent (LOI) / Statement of Reasons (SOR) for Adjudicative Guidelines: G – Drug Involvement, J – Criminal Conduct, and E -Personal Conduct concerning consuming alcohol to the point of intoxication, failure to disclose pre-service use of an illegal drug, use of an illegal drug […]
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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.
Jill Thomas has served as an Assistant U.S. Attorney, military defense counsel, and military judge. She has extensive experience in military justice, litigation and administrative processes.
Air Force E-7 tested positive on a random urinalysis for marijuana. At his subsequent court-martial, the military lawyers at JAG Defense challenged the laboratory’s testing methods and presented compelling evidence of our client’s exceptional military character. Result: The officer members found our client NOT GUILTY of the charge against him.
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