Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC) and the importance of hiring an experienced civilian military defense attorney. Why Choose Us for Your UCMJ Military Defense? At Korody Law, P.A., we understand the complexities of military law and the unique challenges it poses. Our expert team of former JAG Officers is committed to providing you with […]
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Jacksonville, Florida Military Lawyers The military defense lawyers at Korody Law have the experience, training, and skills to ensure that your rights as a member of the military and a citizen of the United States are protected. Our Jacksonville, Florida attorneys are all former or retired JAG officers who served on active duty defending and
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If You Are Under Investigation, Assume Your Communications Are Being Monitored One of the most common—and most damaging—mistakes people make when they learn they are under investigation is assuming their calls, texts, emails, or messages remain private until law enforcement formally contacts them. That assumption is usually wrong. Whether the criminal investigation is criminal, federal,
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Military Positive Drug Tests and NICS Firearm Prohibitions: What Service Members Need to Know When a service member tests positive on a military urinalysis—whether THC, Delta-8 THC, or any other controlled substance—the consequences extend far beyond military discipline. A confirmed positive drug test is reported to the National Instant Criminal Background Check System (NICS), resulting
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No “Reasonable Mistake of Age” Defense in Florida: Why Dating Apps Can Create Serious Criminal Risk In Florida, there is a harsh legal reality that many people do not realize until it is too late: there is no “reasonable mistake of fact as to age” defense for sex offenses involving minors. If someone under 16
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Key Takeaways from the Supreme Court Ruling in Kousisis v. United States When Fraud Is (and Isn’t) A Federal Crime Two recent U.S. Supreme Court cases—Ciminelli v. United States (2023) and Kousisis v. United States (2025)—have brought much-needed clarity to the scope of the federal wire fraud statute, 18 U.S.C. § 1343. For lawyers, contractors,
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Federal Health Care Fraud Charge Defense Strategies Korody Law is currently in the midst of litigating a highly contentious health care fraud case in federal court for the Middle District of Florida. We recently filed a Motion to Dismiss Due to Prosecutorial Misconduct. Fraud cases are exceedingly complex and involve voluminous discovery. Winning a healthcare
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free case consultation Let Korody Law provide you a free case consultation. Contact Korody Law Criminal defense practice What is an arraignment? An arraignment is normally the first step after a criminal defendant has been formally charged. “Arraign” means to call or bring someone before the court to answer for a criminal charge. Is there
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Search Warrants for Cloud Data to Apple, Google, and Microsoft Five years ago, law enforcement was focused on seizing as many cell phones as they could and forensically analyzing those phones to find evidence of crimes. Technology has made it easier for them to do this (and to crack encryption), and we are commonly seeing
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FEDERAL CRIMINAL DEFENSE – TARGET LETTERS A target Letter is a letter From Federal Prosecutors Informing an Individual that he or she is under investigation for federal crimes. Often, the goal of the target letter is to obtain cooperation from the individual before an indictment is obtained. A target letter is normally mailed or delivered
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