Practice Areas Nonjudicial Punishment
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Article 15/Captain's Mast/Nonjudicial Punishment
We represent members facing nonjudicial punishment
(NJP) (also called Article 15 and Captain's Mast) at any
stage in the process. When NJP is offered, members
have the option to demand court-martial or allow their
commander to decide their guilt or innocence and the
punishment, if any, that should be imposed.
NJP can have serious consequences including loss of
rank, pay, restriction of a member's freedom, as well as
long term effects on a member's career. Informed and
aggressive representation is essential.
We review the evidence which supports the NJP,
investigate, contact witnesses and conduct any
necessary research regarding the charges. We then
advise you as to what your options are.
If you chose to demand court-martial, we can represent
you.
If you decide to accept nonjudicial punishment and either
argue your innocence or "plead guilty," we can help you
prepare a package for the commander's review, demand
a hearing or present evidence in extenuation and
mitigation.
Members have important rights when facing nonjudicial
punishment and have strict deadlines at each stage of
the process. We can help you protect your rights and
obtain a favorable result.
Call Us Toll Free at 1-877-569-6941 For a Free Initial Consultation
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