A New Enumerated Offense Under the UCMJ For most of the Uniform Code of Military Justice’s history, domestic violence incidents were prosecuted under the general assault and battery provisions of Article 128, UCMJ. Prosecutors would charge the offense as a simple assault, a battery, or an aggravated assault depending on the facts — but there […]
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ROTC Scholarship Disenrollment and Six-Figure Debt: Lessons from Moyer v. United States A recent Court of Federal Claims decision shows how an ROTC disenrollment can turn into more than $121,000 in scholarship debt. If you are a cadet, midshipman, or parent facing ROTC disenrollment, early legal advice can matter. Korody Law, P.A. represents Air Force
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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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Officer Defense • Military Administrative Hearings • Worldwide What Happens at a Board of Inquiry (BOI)? A Board of Inquiry (BOI)—sometimes called an officer elimination board—is a formal administrative hearing that can decide whether an officer is retained or separated. Officers usually discover a BOI is coming after receiving a show cause notice or separation
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Officer Defense • Board of Inquiry • Worldwide Board of Inquiry Outcomes & Consequences A Board of Inquiry (BOI)—also called an officer elimination board—does not decide guilt or innocence. It decides something far more consequential: whether an officer should be retained or separated, and under what circumstances. This page explains what outcomes a BOI may
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Officer Defense • Military Administrative Hearings • Worldwide Board of Inquiry vs Court-Martial Officers often hear “it’s only administrative” and assume the risk is lower than a court-martial. But a Board of Inquiry (BOI) (also called an officer elimination board) can be just as career-ending—because it can lead to separation, impact characterization of service, and
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DHA Quality Assurance Investigation (QAI) Defense Lawyer | Korody Law DHA Quality Assurance Investigation (QAI) Facing a QAI, summary suspension, or adverse privileging action at a Military Treatment Facility? Your career and your license are on the line. Get experienced defense counsel immediately. 📞 Call (904) 383-7261 Free Confidential Consultation DHA Defense QAI & Peer
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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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MILITARY JUSTICE UPDATE – THC USE IN THE MILITARY POSITIVE DRUG TESTS FOR THC ON THE RISE IN THE U.S. MILITARY Since 2018, there has been at least a 50% increase in the number of positive drug tests for THC in the U.S Military THC use is not legal in the U.S. military. The Department
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Officer Defense • Navy Board of Inquiry • Worldwide Navy Board of Inquiry Timeline Most Navy officer misconduct matters take substantial time to reach a Board of Inquiry (BOI). That long runway is exactly why early strategy matters: evidence disappears, witnesses PCS, memories fade, and records harden. This page provides a realistic BOI timeline and
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