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What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? Ohio
Badapple40, how would a person appeal an NCIC record? And where can I look to find the CFR that specifically pertains to the NCIC? I have a SPCM conviction that is on the NCIC. To my knowledge, the NCIC is supposed to only have record of...
I live in Ohio.
If a collection agency previously files suit, then asks the court to dismiss WITHOUT prejudice, can they try to sue again with a different attorney? First, what is meant by “with” or “without” prejudice? I have no idea.
To make a short story long, I went to court last...
I know that this issue has been tossed around like the football next door, but seriously, does any one know where a rule or regulation is that states that a SPCM conviction is a misdemeanor? I have done extensive research and I am able to find quotes and a small bit of case law information, but...
There is a bill that will be introduced in this session of Congress titled the "Second Chance for Ex-Offenders Act" by the Honorable Charles B. Rangel (D) from the 15th Congressional District in New York. This is a bill that will allow for the expungement of Federal Criminal Convictions. To...
2002 MCM amendments
BadApple, can you please explain this comment in further detail? I do not question whether or not you are right, but this is the first I have ever heard if such a thing. Thanks, CeLaw
PS> I have done a little research on these websites...
BadApple,
True about the homework! I didn't have a rules of evidence book with me to research the issue. Perhaps I should not have came out and stated that I disagree and should have more clearly stated that I was not an expert, but rather had an opinion. I try to be cautious and state “I...
BadApple, I apologize for not doing my homework and answering (and more importantly challenge you) with out a rules of evidence or any case laws to back it up. I will more clearly state that I have an opinion rather than I statement of fact next time I answer another post. The last thing I want...
Bad Apple, I disagree. An inspection is not allowed to be a cover for a search without a warrant. And commanders do need a warrant to do a search. Commanders do not have a free hand to do an inspection at will, at least not when the real intent is to uncover illegal activity. I would bet that...
There is a statute of limitations even on AWOL. The clock will stop once AWOL charges are placed on you. The only way the clock could run out is if they forgot to press charges when you left. I did meet a guy that was gone 20 years. When he left, no one processed his case and no charges were...
I don’t find it at all surprising that no one knows what to do… typical of the Navy :confused: . The doctor is the one to initiate the MEB, not he enlisted corpsman. The doctor does this because he believes the member is not likely to return to full duty. The MEB is the local evaluation process...
question11796,
First, I don’t see the military giving you a medical discharge for unknown stomach pain. The military is not going to give you anything just because you can’t work, spend most days sick in quarters (SIQ) or spend most of you career on limited duty. In fact, I can see you...
This is a hard one to believe… But I knew a guy that was brought in after being AWOL for 20 years. He was at the restricted barracks awaiting an article 15. I happened to over hear a trial lawyer talking about the statute of limitations had ran on an AWOL case because someone forgot to file...
What is the name of your state?What is the name of your state? Ohio
I need an address of where I can get a copy of my Special Court Martial...
Thanks, CeLaw
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