Marine Corps Voids COVID-19 Vaccine Requirement
As of mid-January 2023, the United States Marine Corps has rescinded the requirement that all active and reserve service members receive the COVID-19 vaccination. Below
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Civilian Lawyer vs. Military Lawyer: Why You Need Private Counsel
When a civilian is arrested and charged with a crime, they have the choice of hiring their own private defense counsel or accepting a free
Lt. Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. and His Demand for Accountability
On Tuesday, October 5, Marine Lieutenant Colonel Stuart Scheller Jr. was released from the brig after his attorneys came to an agreement with Marine Corps
Can Active-Duty Military Refuse COVID Vaccine?
According to a proposal announced by the Pentagon and approved by President Joe Biden, members of the US military will be required to obtain the
Can You Sue the Military for Wrongful Discharge?
Sovereign immunity typically prevents lawsuits from being filed against the government. In certain situations, however, the Federal Tort Claims Act (FTCA) may suspend this immunity.
How to Fight a Positive Drug Test in the Military
Military service members are no strangers to drug tests. Most service members know that returning to their unit following a holiday break or period of
Can I Get Chaptered for a GOMOR?
Military investigations can be a confusing and complicated process. It is important to seek legal advice for anything that might lead to disciplinary action as
How Long Do Military Drug Test Results Take?
Military drug tests are very serious, as the military has the ability to prosecute someone based on failed drug tests. Whether the drug test was
