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Korody Law Founding Attorney Patrick Korody Appears on First Coast Connect – February 27, 2024 On February 27, 2024, Korody Law’s Founding Attorney Patrick Korody, a lead counsel capital defense qualified attorney appeared on First Coast Connect, WJCT News, Jacksonville, Florida, to discuss the state of death penalty litigation in Florida.   Mr. Korody, one of the […]

Best Things To Do Following a Positive Military Urinalysis Drug Test As background, there are several types of military urinalysis.  A “check-in” urinalysis when the member checks-into the unit or returns from leave.  This is considered a valid inspection because every member does it. A “unit sweep” urinalysis occurs when the unit commander directs that

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

MILITARY JUSTICE UPDATE – SEXUAL ASSAULT Court-Martial Convictions of UCMJ Offenses May Require Lifetime Sex Offender Registration This post is intended to address general questions regarding sex offender registration following a court-martial conviction for a sex offense. This is a very complicated area of the law, and members facing court-martial for a sex offense need

A service member who tests positive on a urinalysis should always hire an expierenced military lawyer. DOD said that in Fiscal Year 2021, delta-9 THC, the most well-known intoxicating cannabinoid – what is found in marijuana –  “was the most prevalent drug for active duty Service members, accounting for 73.4 percent of all unique drug

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

MILITARY CRIMINAL DEFENSE – DUTY TO REPORT ARREST TO COMMAND ONLY THE NAVY REQUIRES OFFICERS TO REPORT AN ARREST. The rules are very confusing, with some services requiring only the reporting of an actual conviction or action tantamount to a conviction, like a pretrial diversion program. However, failing to report an arrest can undermine trust

DD Form 458 – Court-Martial Charge Sheet In this video, Navy JAG veteran and court-martial civilian defense attorney Patrick Korody – who was previously designated as a Military Justice Litigation Specialist by the Judge Advocate General of the Navy – explains the DD Form 458, also called the Charge Sheet.  A Charge Sheet is the

Multiple Objections by Patrick Korody win online solicitation case on appeal! In United States v. A.M, our client was charged at General Court-Martial with attempted sexual abuse of a child for communicating indecent language to a person who had not attained the age of 16 years, attempted production of child pornography, and attempted viewing of child

STEP 1 – Flagging the Officer With the exception of substandard performance, the Board of Inquiry process for Naval officers normally starts with an email from the officer’s commanding officer to PERS-834.  This email notification is mapped out in MILPERSMAN 1611-010 and is required for “all incidents relating to adverse or reportable officer misconduct or