Military Sexual Assault Defense Lawyer in Hawaii, Korea, Okinaw, Mainland Japan and Worldwide

Sexual Assault Court Martial Lawyer

For a service member who has been accused of sexual assault, the future may hold imprisonment, a ruined military career, dishonorable discharge and worse. In the face of allegations of rape or any type of sex crime, you need a military defense lawyer who will fight tirelessly to protect your good name. In our firm's experience in handling military cases, we have seen far too many false or unfounded allegations result in formal charges. Our primary goal in these matters is to provide the level of hard-hitting defense counsel that presents the question: are you being charged for something that actually occurred, or are you just another casualty in the "War on Sexual Assault" currently being waged by the government?

If you do not believe there is an overzealous "war on sexual assault" just read the latest national article on the overprosecution of sexual assault in the military. This article was run nationally and caused much blow-back in the military, yet innocent Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines continue to get falsely accused and charged.

Military's newly aggressive rape prosecution has pitfalls

Bureaucracy has blossomed in military's war on rape

Booze and Sex = Rape in the Military

The law is again changing to make military "rape" prosecutions easier... when will this end?

Congress tries again on military sexual assault

If you are suspected of sexual assault or rape in the military, you need a fearless defense attorney who can take on and fight the government.

Article 120 Military Defense Lawyer for Military Sexual Assault & Rape Charges

Sexual Assault in the Military - UCMJ Article 120 "Rape and Carnal Knowledge"

Under Article 120 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), "rape and carnal knowledge" are defined and potential penalties outlined. Rape is defined as committing an act of sexual intercourse by force or without consent. It may be punished by death or by imprisonment as determined by court-martial. Carnal knowledge is defined as sexual intercourse with a person who is under 16 years old. Carnal knowledge may be punishable by dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and confinement for 20 years. If the alleged victim was under 12 years old, the defendant may face dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of all pay and allowances and confinement for life without parole.

Located in Honolulu, Hawaii, our law firm is strategically located to handle court-martial and all other disciplinary actions for military personnel worldwide. We prepare every case for trial and are not afraid of going up against teams of prosecutors or government personnel with seemingly endless resources at their disposal. Their experience, zeal and aggressive tactics require a level of military criminal defense counsel that only a highly competent and tenacious attorney can provide. In the face of your sexual assault, rape or carnal knowledge charges, make sure you involve a legal team that will fight to protect your rights and freedom - regardless of the nature of your charges.

Contact a Military Criminal Defense Attorney at the Bilecki Law Group to discuss your sexual assault charges or allegations.

The Bilecki Law Group, LLLC is a Hawaii Court Martial Defense law firm. As Military Lawyers, we can aggressively represent you against the court martial charges you are facing, including Sexual Assault, Rape, Drug Crimes, Larceny, BAH Fraud, andother Military Criminal Charges under the UMCJ. We represent service members from all services, including the Army, Air Force, Navy and Marine Corps.

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We serve worldwide including following locations:
Hawaii, Korea, Okinawa, Japan, Guam, Mainland Japan, Germany, Italy, Bahrain, Iraq and Afghanistan