A Marine Corps Staff Sergeant was fighting allegations from his spouse on two fronts. The military allegations included assault, stalking and disorderly conduct. In Honolulu, he also faced a state court matter involving an alleged violation of a temporary restraining order. Tim Bilecki investigated the allegations and the family court dispute behind them. The defense identified a possible reason for the spouse to make false claims: gaining an advantage in that dispute.
In response to these findings, Bilecki engaged directly with the senior military prosecutor overseeing the case. Through negotiation, they reached an agreement before any guilty plea. The military case was resolved without a criminal conviction, with a separate adverse administrative action instead.
Prior results do not predict future outcomes.