An Air Force Senior Airman at Hickam AFB, Hawaii, faced charges for using MDMA and cocaine. He retained Tim Bilecki to defend him.
Tim reviewed the evidence and the circumstances of the drug use, then pursued an agreement that would limit confinement and keep a punitive discharge out of the result. His negotiations addressed mitigation and the Airman’s prospects for rehabilitation. The objective was to put enforceable limits on the punishment the Airman faced.
The pretrial agreement provided for 89 days of confinement and no punitive discharge. Those were the concrete protections Tim secured before the case went to sentencing.
Prior results do not predict future outcomes.