How to Handle a Military Sexual Misconduct Investigation When you’re under investigation for a serious allegation like sexual misconduct in the military, everything about your life shifts. It’s a situation that’s both deeply unsettling and incredibly high-stakes. But even with the world seemingly collapsing around you, one of the most important things you can do […]
What to Do When Falsely Accused of Sexual Assault in the Military In the military, facing a false accusation of sexual assault isn’t just devastating; it’s a complex legal situation that can change the course of your life. It’s easy to think that explaining yourself to your accuser, to your friends, or even to social […]
A Complete Guide to Navigating a Military Sexual Misconduct Investigation: Protecting Your Rights and Your Future Being under investigation in the military is a deeply stressful and often bewildering experience. Whether you’re facing accusations of misconduct or sexual assault, your actions from the moment you become aware of the investigation can significantly impact your case. […]
Why Avoiding Contact with Your Accuser is Crucial in a Military Investigation When facing an accusation of sexual assault in the military, it’s natural to feel a range of emotions: anger, confusion, even the impulse to confront your accuser. I get it, but one of the most critical steps in protecting yourself, legally, is to […]
Legal update — 29 September 2026: This discussion incorporates United States v. Casillas (20 August 2025), United States v. Moore (23 January 2026), and United States v. Grafton (17 September 2026). Instruction requests must fit the charges, evidence and version of Article 120 applicable to the alleged conduct. The examples below identify principles for counsel […]
Legal update — 29 September 2026: This discussion incorporates United States v. Casillas (20 August 2025), United States v. Moore (23 January 2026), and United States v. Grafton (17 September 2026). Instruction requests must fit the charges, evidence and version of Article 120 applicable to the alleged conduct. The examples below identify principles for counsel […]
How United States v. Mendoza Can Help Your Military Sexual Assault Defense If you’re facing military sexual assault charges, especially those involving alcohol, understanding the October 7, 2024 United States v. Mendoza ruling is essential for your defense strategy. The Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces (CAAF) held that the government cannot prove sexual […]
Drinking with Female Marine Results in Charges for Marines E-4, Bilecki Defends.
Bilecki Ensures Better Outcome for Sailor Involved in Two NCIS Child Sex Stings.