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USAG Camp Daegu 
Court Martial Defense

At Bilecki Law Group, We believe every service member has earned their right to an aggressive defense on their day in court. We specialize in taking the fight to the prosecution and winning cases that others said were unwinnable.

USAG Daegu History and Court-Martial Activity

United States Army Garrison (USAG) Daegu, nestled in South Korea’s Nam District, serves as the central hub for four U.S. Army bases: Camps Henry, George, Waegwan, and Walker. Housing over 1,000 U.S. service members and their families, the majority of whom will never encounter allegations under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), the garrison offers support and infrastructure for their daily lives. However, for those few who find themselves accused of UCMJ violations, the sudden upheaval can plunge their world into chaos.

Amidst the pressures of serving far from home, some accused service members at USAG Daegu may feel compelled to confess to alleged offenses, jeopardizing their military careers and civilian prospects. Facing the prospect of losing hard-earned benefits and enduring significant prison sentences, the decision to confess can seem unavoidable. Yet, with the possibility of effective legal defense to avoid incarceration, such confessions may not be necessary. Bilecki Law Group stands prepared to advocate for the rights and interests of service members stationed at USAG Daegu. Contact us today for a free case evaluation and consultation with our experienced defense attorneys.

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Combatting UCMJ Misuse

Camp Daegu trusts Bilecki Law Group for court defense

Bilecki Law Group proudly serves the men and women of USAG Daegu and all other garrisons and units based in South Korea. We’ve had the honor of defending countless Soldiers facing both judicial and non-judicial (Article 15) punishments over the years. Now, let us put our experience to the task of serving you. It is no easy thing to come to the conclusion that you need an effective court-martial lawyer. And once you’ve determined you need one, the task of finding a good one can be even more difficult. Very few defense attorneys, however, will represent you to the same level of excellence as Bilecki Law Group. Here’s how we stand up for you:

  1. UCMJ Article 120 or Article 134 (Sex Offenses): We tackle challenging cases from sexual assault to indecent exposure, fighting against a culture of conviction without evidence, protecting careers and reputations of those unjustly accused.
  2. UCMJ Article 121 (Fraud and Larceny): From BAH fraud to wrongful appropriation, we understand the nuances that lead to financial misconduct charges and provide a robust defense against oversimplified prosecutorial narratives.
  3. UCMJ Article 128 (Assault and Violent Crime): Recognizing the reality of conflicts that escalate into charges, we defend against accusations from simple brawls to more severe confrontations, ensuring a single moment doesn’t define your future.
  4. UCMJ Article 112a (Drug Crimes): In a country where drug prevalence mirrors that of the U.S., we defend service members caught in drug-related charges, often stemming from being in the wrong place at the wrong time with the wrong people.
  5. Punitive Articles of the UCMJ 77-134 (Military Specific Offenses): Facing minor infractions can lead to major consequences on foreign soil; we challenge disproportionate penalties for actions that would be minor stateside.
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QUESTIONS? WE GOT YOU COVERED

FAQs About Military Court Martial Defense In South Korea

Accusations related to the consumption, possession, and distribution of spice, marijuana, opiates and other illegal substances remain very high and are a source of court-martial activity. Sexual assault allegations have remained steady and dozens of service members are convicted of such crimes every year. In addition to these, fraud and violent crimes (assault and battery mainly) are also somewhat common.

Yes. In fact, our defense attorneys and investigators fly out to South Korea on a regular basis. If you require representation for an Article 15 or Administrative Separation Board, we can be there to assist you.

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- Timothy J. Bilecki

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