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Fraternization
An 0-3 was being investigated for a second allegation of
fraternization after already having been given nonjudicial
punishment for a first. The client was facing court-
martial. Mr. George negotiated with the command and
the client was ultimately given nonjudicial punishment
and allowed to separate with an honorable discharge.
An O-3 was given a Letter of Reprimand for conduct
unbecoming, sexual harassment, and fraternization. Ms.
McCarthy drafted a memorandum pointing out the
weaknesses in the evidence against the client, in addition
to creating a packet that “showcased” the client as a
good soldier. Although he still received the Letter of
Reprimand, it was locally filed, which allowed the client to
continue his career, and avoid an officer board.
These are representative cases from our
representation of military members. Please note that
each case is unique and has specific legal and factual
circumstances which affect the result. These cases
are provided for informational purposes only and are in
no way a guarantee of any particular result in a future
case.
An 0-3 was being investigated for a second allegation of
fraternization after already having been given nonjudicial
punishment for a first. The client was facing court-
martial. Mr. George negotiated with the command and
the client was ultimately given nonjudicial punishment
and allowed to separate with an honorable discharge.
An O-3 was given a Letter of Reprimand for conduct
unbecoming, sexual harassment, and fraternization. Ms.
McCarthy drafted a memorandum pointing out the
weaknesses in the evidence against the client, in addition
to creating a packet that “showcased” the client as a
good soldier. Although he still received the Letter of
Reprimand, it was locally filed, which allowed the client to
continue his career, and avoid an officer board.
These are representative cases from our
representation of military members. Please note that
each case is unique and has specific legal and factual
circumstances which affect the result. These cases
are provided for informational purposes only and are in
no way a guarantee of any particular result in a future
case.