LEGAL ASSISTANCE
AWOL and Insubordination Defense
I defend in cases of AWOL, desertion and failure to obey. I test evidence and service conditions. I work for mitigation or acquittal.
Time and cost agreed before we start.
FROM PRACTICE
How similar questions were resolved
Return to unit without custody
THE SITUATION
Service member returned late from medical leave. Command initiated AWOL
WHAT WAS DONE
- Obtained medical records and treatment proofs
- Collected evidence of notifying the command
- Filed motions on preventive measure and mitigation
RESULT
No custody imposed. Disciplinary response applied
Unlawful order under risk
Soldier refused an order that lacked provisioning and posed obvious danger
Result
Case closed for lack of offense
Compelling family reason
Service member left to care for a critically ill child
Result
Minimal sanction without custody. Service continued at unit
Case descriptions do not include clients’ personal information.
YOUR SITUATION
When to get in touch
- I handle military jurisdiction cases. I verify the lawfulness of the order, real service conditions and admissibility of evidence. I build the defense considering mitigating factors, health, family reasons and the combat situation. I file motions, gather documents and represent in court.
SCOPE OF ASSISTANCE
How we can help
- Review the order, authority and legal grounds
- Check time and place evidence. logs, reports, communications, geodata
- Collect proof of valid reasons. medical records, family emergencies, combat context
- Draft motions, witness examinations and alternative qualification
BEFORE YOUR ENQUIRY
Your questions answered
How is the scope and cost agreed?
We discuss the documents, the task and the available format before starting work.
What determines the cost?
The cost depends on the documents, the task and the stage of the matter. We agree the scope before starting work.
Let’s start with your situation.
Request a consultation. We will agree the time, format and cost, then look at your question and documents.