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Military Justice
Have you
been accused of violating the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)?
Are you
facing a UCMJ Article 32 proceeding or a court-martial?
Are you
seeking advice on whether to accept punishment under UCMJ Article 15
(captain's mast/office hours/NJP)?
You need somebody on your side
I am an experienced
and aggressive military defense attorney who knows the system and can help
conduct your defense or appeal. As a retired judge advocate and a graduate of
the Military Judges Course at the Army
JAG School,
I understand how the system works and can defend your particular case
anywhere in the world.
33 years in the military
I
served in the Naval Reserve, Regular Army, and the Army Reserve for more than
thirty-three years - active duty and reserve - with tours of duty in Vietnam
and in Somalia for Operation Restore Hope in 1992. I have
successfully defended and appealed cases like yours over the past 30
years. My practice emphasizes courts-martial.
Serving
you worldwide from Hawaii
If
you are in the Pacific area, I am located just minutes from CINPAC in
Hawaii.
There is no need for the extra expense and inconvenience of going to CONUS
for civilian counsel.
Regardless
of where you are stationed, I can handle your case and make sure that every
avenue is explored for your defense.
Email me today for expert help
The
best way to reach me is to send me an email with a brief description of your
situation: info@partington-foley.com. You may also send
faxes to (808) 533-4588 or call 1-808-526-9500. The best time to call is
between 3:30 p.m. and 5:30
p.m. Hawaiian Standard Time (0430-0630 hours Zulu).
I cannot return international phone calls. Please understand that you cannot obtain
competent advice on the Internet, so do not email me about your case
and expect me to advise you.
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You
need an attorney who not only speaks the language of the military, but can
also talk to your command on an officer to officer basis.
Key
cases for which I was civilian defense counsel at trial:
United
States v. Blake, 35 M.J. 539 (A.C.M.R.1992)
United States v. Gleason, 39 M.J. 776 (A.C.M.R.1994),
rev'd in part, 43 M.J. 69 (1995),
appeal after remand,
46 M.J. 884 (Army Ct. Crim.App. 1997)
United States v. Peszynski,
40 M.J. 874 (N.M.C.M.R. 1994)
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