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Recall to Duty – Exemptions
Military personnel who are part of the Individual Ready Reserve (IRR) are subject to recall to active duty for up to a year. If you are recalled to active military duty and such a recall will cause extreme hardship, the SRIS Law Group military lawyers may be able to help you avoid the recall. Depending on the facts of your case, you may be able to obtain an exemption if you are military person who is part of the IRR program. Some of the factors that may result in your exemption are:
- Primary financial provider for family (hardship)
- Physical or Mental health
- Commissioned officer resignations
- Other legitimate reasons
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Physical Evaluation Boards
When a military member has a medical condition (including mental health conditions) which renders them unfit to perform their required duties, they may be separated (or retired) from the military for medical reasons. The process to determine medical fitness for continued duty involves two boards — One is called the Medical Evaluation Board (MEB), and the other is called the Physical Evaluation Board (PEB).
If the MEB determines that the member has a medical condition which is incompatable with continued military service, they refer the case to a Physical Evaluation Board (PEB). The PEB is a formal fitness-for-duty and disability determination that may recommend one of the following:
- Return the member to duty (with or without assignment limitations, and or medical re-training)
- Place the member on the temporary disabled/retired list (TDRL)
- Separate the member from active duty, or
- Medically retire the member
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Military Fraud & Larceny
If you are in the military and you are been accused or have already been charged with fraud or larceny, the military lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C .have the experience and the skills that are necessary to protect your liberty and your rights. Contact one of our military lawyers to schedule a consultation regarding your military legal matter / courts-martial.
Experienced Court-martial Military Lawyers
The military lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C. aggressively defends soldiers, sailors, airmen, and Marines against court-martial charges such as:
- Mail fraud
- Bank fraud
- Computer crimes
- Ebay fraud
- Larceny
- other military theft or fraud charges
- Theft of Government property
- Unauthorized sale of government property
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UCMJ Offenses – Court Martial Trials In The Military
Conduct that violates military standards may be deemed to be a potential violation of the UCMJ. Any alleged violation of the UCMJ may result in a courts-martial trial. The UCMJ defines conduct that is not acceptable according to military standards. Violations of the UCMJ are prosecuted in courts-martial trials. A courts-martial offense can have devastating consequences on your military career. If you are facing a courts-martial, contact the SRIS Law Group military lawyers. Our military attorneys know how to defend you in a courts-martial and know what steps to take to protect your military career and your reputation in the military and civilian world. The following are some of the commonly charged courts-martial offenses:
- Absent Without Official Leave (AWOL)
- Drug Use and Larceny
- Disrespecting your superior
- Disobeying orders
- Adultery
- Fraternization with an individual of a lower rank or higher rank
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Board of Inquiry Hearings
An officer who is facing a potential separation from the military is entitled under military law to an Inquiry Board Hearing. In an Inquiry Board Hearing, a panel of officers will hear the facts & evidence presented regarding the basis for the potential separation & then provide the general officer or admiral in command of making the final decision, the panel’s recommendation regarding the officer’s future in the military. Due to the higher standard of excellence military officers are required to uphold, an officer whose conduct is deemed inappropriate may face a potential discharge or retirement from the military. Unfortunately, the involuntary retirement may be at a lower rank.
- Court-martial allegations (even if not convicted)
- Commission of a serious offense (other courts-martial)
- Civilian conviction (outside of military)
- Conduct unbecoming of an officer
- Substandard performance of duty
- Military misconduct
- Other UCMJ violations
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Separation From The Military
Military Lawyers of SRIS Law Group P.C.
A person in the military could face an involuntary separation and even an administrative board for a variety of reasons such as :
- Homosexuality
- Insubordination
- Physical or health reasons
When are you entitled to a hearing before an Administrative Separation Board
Military personnel that has been enlisted for more than six years are entitled to an administrative separation board hearing. Military personnel that may be on the verge of receiving an Other Than Honorable discharge (OTH).
If a person in the military has less than six years of service, then they are not entitled to an administrative separation board hearing.
What is an Administrative Separation Board
A hearing before an administrative separation board will be a hearing before three officers who will hear all the facts and evidence regarding the reasons for an involuntary separation, and then they will make a recommendation to the admiral or general officer who will make the final call as to whether the individual will be discharged or not. In addition, the three panel board will also recommend what type of discharge should be awarded if the panel makes a recommendation for a discharge.
The military Lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C. are experienced with these military legal matters and will provide the level of competent legal service required to guide you through this process.
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