Representative Cases
Fraternization
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.


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