January 22, 2026Sentencing is the part of the court-martial process that decides what your life looks like after a conviction. For many…
January 22, 2026If you are a service member and someone has told you that charges may be “preferred” against you, your case…
January 22, 2026If you’ve learned that your case has been “referred,” you’re no longer in the investigative stage or in the realm…
January 22, 2026When allegations arise in the military, many service members believe the outcome is automatic: an investigation happens, charges are filed,…
January 22, 2026If you’re an active duty service member and you’ve been contacted by investigators, you are already inside the military justice…
January 22, 2026Military disciplinary records are not just a snapshot of a bad moment. They are permanent components of your military records,…
January 14, 2026The Definitive Guide to Court-Martial Appeals for Service Members If you’ve been convicted at a court-martial, you’re probably living in…
January 14, 2026If you’ve been told you’re going to a Disciplinary Review Board (DRB), your first instinct may be to downplay it.…
January 14, 2026If you’re facing a court-martial, you’ve probably heard a lot of unfamiliar terms thrown around—confinement, forfeiture, punitive discharges, reduction in…
January 14, 2026Restriction is one of the most misunderstood punishments available in the military justice system. Many service members associate restriction almost…
