Accused of Sexual Harassment in the Military? How to Protect Your Career, Rights, and Future If you are under investigation or accused of sexual harassment in the military, your career, rank, benefits, and reputation are at risk. A single allegation—true or false—can result in NJP/Article 15, administrative separation, loss of promotion, or even court-martial. This

For thousands of service members and veterans, a routine background check is uncovering something shocking: records showing they were arrested, charged, or part of a criminal case — even though they were never arrested, never charged, and never convicted. A recent lawsuit and emerging reporting indicate that many veterans are being flagged in civilian background-check

Read Your Article 31b Rights? Stop Talking. If investigators read you your Article 31b rights, you are a suspect. Anything you say can shape the entire case against you. Speak With a Military Defense Lawyer Now Article 31b Rights: Should You Ever Speak to Military Investigators? Understanding Article 31b is one of the most important

Administrative separation for misconduct military Administrative Separation Understanding Reenlistment Codes When a service member faces administrative separation (ADSEP) for misconduct, the decision doesn’t just affect their military career—it can also have lasting consequences for future employment, veterans’ benefits, and their ability to rejoin the armed forces. One of the most important (and often misunderstood) pieces

Attorney patrick Korody discusses Florida’s military veteran population on death row. On September 2, 2025, Korody Law’s founder and Navy JAG Reserve Captain Patrick Korody appeared on WJCT’s First Coast Connect to discuss Florida’s execution of military veterans who were convicted of first degree murder.  Mr. Korody is “learned counsel” for death penalty cases.  The

MILITARY ADMINISTRATIVE LAW UPDATE – BOARD OF INQUIRY Military Board of Inquiry Changes: New Authority to Override a “Retain” Decision (10 U.S.C. § 1182) For decades, officers facing a Board of Inquiry (BOI) under 10 U.S.C. §§ 1181–1182 relied on a critical protection: if the BOI voted to retain the officer, the case effectively ended.

Should I Hire a Civilian Attorney for a Board of Inquiry? If you are an officer facing a Board of Inquiry (BOI), your career is on the line. The military will assign you a JAG at no cost, but that does not mean you should rely solely on the system to protect your commission, your