An Army Sergeant was charged at a general court martial with violations of Article 80 (attempted adultery), Article 92 (fraternization), Article 112a (wrongful use of a schedule II controlled substance) and Article 120 (abusive sexual contact). Tim Bilecki’s court martial defense law firm was retained to represent and expertly guided the Soldier through the investigation and court martial process. After investigating the case and preparing for trial, we successfully negotiated with the prosecution team and were able to get a Separation in Lieu of Court Martial (Chapter 10) approved.
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