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 tailored legal strategies, ensuring your rights are protected. With more than 60 years experience in military UCMJ  defense, we are your trusted allies in navigating the UCMJ military justice system.

If you’re a service member under investigation or facing prosecution by the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC), you’re up against one of the most powerful legal arms in the U.S. military justice system. The OSTC was established to independently handle serious offenses such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and other high-profile crimes. Unlike traditional command-driven military justice, the OSTC operates with autonomy and is laser-focused on prosecution.

Facing prosecution by the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC)?

If you’re a service member under investigation or facing prosecution by the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC), you’re up against one of the most powerful legal arms in the U.S. military justice system. The OSTC was established to independently handle serious offenses such as sexual assault, domestic violence, and other high-profile crimes. Unlike traditional command-driven military justice, the OSTC operates with autonomy and is laser-focused on prosecution.  OSTC has unlimited resources and is staffed by the military’s most aggressive JAG officers.

If you are being prosecuted by the OSTC, you need a strong, strategic defense.

What Is the Office of Special Trial Counsel (OSTC)?

The OSTC is part of a sweeping reform under the National Defense Authorization Act (NDAA) aimed at addressing concerns about bias and a lack of transparency in the military justice system. Prosecutors from the OSTC are specially trained, experienced, and independent from your command. They are backed by significant legal and investigative resources—and they are determined to win.

When you are being targeted by the OSTC, it’s not just a case. It’s a full-force prosecution with long-term consequences on your career, freedom, and future.

Why You Can’t (And Shouldn't) Rely on the Military Defense Counsel Alone

While uniformed defense counsel (DSO, TDS or ADC) are available to you at no cost, they are often overworked and under-resourced.  They are often inexperienced, junior officers with only a few trials and few years experience under their belt.  They may not have the time or freedom to build the comprehensive defense strategy you need. 

When your career, reputation, and freedom are on the line, relying solely on a government-appointed attorney isn’t enough.

Every civilian military defense attorney at Korody Law has more experience than your detailed military defense counsel.  That experience translates into your defense strategy and impacts the outcome of your case.

Why Korody Law?

Korody Law is led by Patrick Korody, a former Navy JAG and seasoned military trial attorney with over two decades of experience handling complex military criminal cases. He has served as both a prosecutor and a defense counsel, giving him unique insight into how cases are built—and how they can be dismantled. 

At Korody Law, you get:

  • Aggressive, tailored defense against OSTC prosecution

  • Experience with courts-martial, administrative separation boards, and appeals

  • A proven track record of fighting—and winning—against the military justice system

Korody Law has represented service members from every branch and has taken on some of the most challenging cases the military has to offer. When the stakes are high, and the OSTC is coming after you, Korody Law is ready to stand between you and conviction.

Don’t Wait. The OSTC Has a Head Start.

the earlier you bring in a seasoned civilian military defense attorney, the more options you have. Evidence can be gathered, witnesses can be interviewed, and negotiations can begin—before charges are even filed.

If you’re under investigation or facing prosecution by the OSTC, contact Korody Law immediately. Your future is worth fighting for.

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