Navy Commander saves her career at a Board of Inquiry
A Commander in the Navy developed a very close relationship with her chief enlisted subordinate, which resulted in a charge of fraternization that was resolved at nonjudicial punishment. Read On
Case Results
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Navy Lieutenant wins his case at Board of Inquiry on charges of larceny
A Navy Lieutenant was accused by Navy exchange security personnel of stealing items from an Exchange Read On
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Rape case against US Air Force Staff Sergeant dismissed
A US Air Force Staff Sergeant was accused of sexual assault and rape upon a fellow NCO’s wife. Read On
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Navy Commander wins case before Board of Inquiry
A Navy Commander, who lead a large unit on the West Coast, was accused of cheating on physical fitness tests and then lying about the cheating. A long career of honorable and faithful service was in danger Read On
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Air Force Cadet acquitted on rape charge
A Cadet in his final year at the US Air Force Academy was accused of raping a fellow cadet. The case was full of adverse media coverage, including statements from the senior leadership at the Academy. Read On
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Army First Lieutenant avoids sex offense convictions and confinement
A prior enlisted Army First Lieutenant was charged with multiple sex offenses, including allegations that he assaulted his young stepdaughter and his former wife. Read On
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Navy Senior Chief saves retirement in a “To Catch a Predator” case
A Navy Senior Chief engaged in chat online with a person who turned out to be a woman working undercover for the Naval Criminal Investigative Service. Read On
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Navy Chief avoids both a special court-martial and an other than honorable discharge
Young Chief commits multiple misconduct while suffering from alcohol addiction. Allegations include assault, sexual assault, damage to property, and fraternization. Read On
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Career saved after a “positive” urinalysis
Navy Chief (E-7) takes a urinalysis in his 19th year of service. The results come back positive for marijuana. Read On