UCMJ Investigations can work with your attorney in a variety of ways. We’ve conducted enough investigations over our 45+ year span as investigators on behalf of the government and we’ve evaluated the investigative sufficiency of the cases that other government …
Despite what many of today’s social media users believe, you can get along perfectly well in your personal life without “friending” online. Your professional life, however, may suffer, because users are right about one thing; social media is a unique …
If you read Accused Of A Crime, (part 1) you saw some of the personal impacts of being accused of a crime. Now, let’s take a look at some of the underlying details affecting to your case. Military members, just …
Accused of a crime? What do you do? What is about to happen? If you have ever wondered what to expect if you are under investigation in the military, this might help. If you are accused of a crime you …
We are open and we are operating! These are uncharted times due to the Coronavirus but it may provide opportunities that have never existed before. It’s caused us to search out and revise some of the ways we do things, …
Screening Prospective Jurors when time is limited can be a real problem for you and your client. It’s Friday and jury selection comes up Monday morning and you need to know what jurors to strike. You only have a limited …
Your Witness Is No Longer Missing: The Art of Finding Witnesses. Whether for the defense or the prosecution, your case often hinges on the testimony of a witness—or perhaps a personal injury client’s case has dragged on for years, and …
Sitting here writing a variety of posts brings to light that I should provide a bit of an explanation about what I’m trying to accomplish. This takes a bit of reflection and thought. It also includes some of the starting …
