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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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Military Lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C.
If you need representation before an administrative board or need an aggressive defense team to defend against court-martial charges, a civilian attorney can ensure you receive the long term commitment, dedication, and advocacy that you deserve. The military lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C. are prepared to provide the experienced representation clients need. Contact one of our military lawyers to schedule a consultation.
Military Lawyers Practice Areas
The firm aggressively defends clients worldwide facing misdemeanor, felony, and other military offenses. With extensive military and criminal law experience, the military lawyers of SRIS Law Group, P.C. are able to effectively advocate for clients in cases involving the following:
- Administrative Seperation Boards
- Boards of Inquiry
- Court Martial Fraud & Larceny
- Court Martial Military Offenses
- Court Martial Other Offenses
- Court Martial Sex Offense
- Delay & Exemption Cases
- Physical Evaluation Boards
When your rights, well-being, and military career are at stake, you need a seasoned military lawyer to give you the best expert advice possible along with legal representation with complete confidence and skill—in both the military and federal courts.
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Accused’s guilty plea to larceny was not rendered improvident by the government’s introduction at sentencing of a videotape that contained pretrial statements by accused that were inconsistent with his plea, where videotape did not create a substantial basis for questioning the plea; fact that accused denied any wrongdoing in an early interview with the Coast Guard Investigative Service (CGIS) was of only marginal consequence in light of his subsequent statements and testimony. U.S. v. O’Donnell, 65 M.J. 795, C.G.Ct.Crim.App.,(2007.)
If you are charged with a military court martial offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military attorney of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding court martial military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your court martial case and advise you as to your options. If you need legal counsel, then contact the court martial military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military attorney.
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Specifications stated a offense for aggravated forms of conspiracy to commit larceny of military property and larceny of military property, despite their failure to specifically allege that the property as issue, night vision goggle (NVGs), was military property; unique military nomenclature of the stolen NVGs, location of theft, and identification of items as belonging to the United States government was sufficient to fairly characterize the property as military property. UCMJ, Art. 121, U.S. v. Roach, 65 M.J. 866, Army Ct.Crim.App.,(2007)
If you are charged with a military court martial offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military attorney of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding court martial military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your court martial case and advise you as to your options. If you need legal counsel, then contact the court martial military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military attorney.
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“Any unlawful command influence in connection with accused’s Article 15 nonjudicial punishment for orally communicating indecent language to other non-commissioned officers did not render his subsequent trial for larceny and writing bad checks unfair”.U.S. v. Lorenzen 47 M.J. 8 U.S. Armed Forces,1997.
If you are charged with a UCMJ military offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military lawyer of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding UCMJ military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your case and advise you as to your options. If you need legal counsel, then contact a military lawyer at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military attorney.
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“Accused was not harmed by military judge’s failure to instruct that larceny charge was multiplicious for sentencing purposes with burglary charge, where accused was sentenced to death for murders, and panel would not have reduced sentence if they had been so instructed.” U.S. v. Gray 37 M.J. 730 ACMR, 1992.
If you are charged with a military offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military attorney of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your case and advise you as to your options. If you need legal counsel, then contact the military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military lawyer.
Sris Law Group, PC
4008 Williamsburg Court
Fairfax, Virginia 22032
(703) 278-0405
1.888.437.7747
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If you are charged with a military offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact a military lawyer of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, a military lawyer from our firm will discuss the facts of your case and advise you as to your options.
If you need legal counsel, then contact the military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military lawyer.
Sris Law Group, PC
4008 Williamsburg Court
Fairfax, Virginia 22032
(703) 278-0405
1.888.437.7747
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WHAT OFFENSES ARE PUNISHABLE UNDER THE UCMJ?
Essentially all conduct that would be criminal in the civilian world is criminal conduct under the UCMJ (e.g., murder, rape, drug use, larceny, drunk driving, etc.). Yet, the UCMJ also addresses conduct that is criminal only in the military.
“Unique military offenses” are offenses such as: desertion, absence without leave, disrespect towards superiors, failure to obey orders, dereliction of duty, wrongful disposition of military property, drunk on duty, malingering, and conduct unbecoming an officer.
The UCMJ also includes provisions punishing misbehavior before the enemy, improper use of countersign, misbehavior of a sentinel, misconduct as a prisoner, aiding the enemy, spying, and espionage. Yet these types of offenses are rare.
Finally, there is a charge that is not only unique to the military but only applies to officers. Article 133 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (10 USC § 933) establishes the offense of “conduct unbecoming an officer and gentleman.” An officer can violate this article by engaging in any action or behavior, that dishonors or disgraces the individual as an officer.
A general court-martial is the military’s highest level trial court. This court tries service members for the most serious crimes. The punishment authority of the general court-martial is limited by the maximum authorized punishment for each offense in the Manual for Courts-Martial. Before any charge is sent to a general court-martial, an Article 32 investigation must be conducted. The Article 32 investigation is closely akin to the civilian grand jury investigation. At the close of the hearing, the Article 32 officer, makes a recommendation concerning the disposition of the charges. The recommendation is not binding on the convening authority.
The general court-martial may take either of two forms. It may consist of a military judge and not less than five members, or solely of a military judge. The accused may elect trial by judge alone in all cases except those referred as capital cases.
In a trial with court members, a minimum of five members must be present. An enlisted accused is entitled to at least one-third enlisted membership upon request.
If you are charged with a military offense or need counsel on a military matter, then contact an military lawyer of the SRIS Law Group. Our military lawyers are experts at defending and providing counsel to clients regarding military matters. When you contact a SRIS Law Group military attorney, that military lawyer will discuss the facts of your case and advise you as to your options.
If you need legal counsel, then contact the military lawyers at the law offices of SRIS Law Group, PC, to speak with a military lawyer.
Sris Law Group, PC
4008 Williamsburg Court
Fairfax, Virginia 22032
(703) 278-0405
1.888.437.7747
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