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WHAT HAVE YOU DONE FOR ME LATELY? SUMMARY OF CASE RESULTS FROM 2015

I wanted to take the opportunity and tell our former and perspective clients a summary of the successes for the Jordan UCMJ Law Group in 2015.

Summaries of the below victories can be found on our Case Results Page. The summary below details wins in Court Martial Cases, Administrative Separation Board hearings, Board of Inquiries, Article 15 hearings, Investigations and General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand’s for the year 2015. As you will see, we have a consistent track record of winning for our clients at Fort Hood, Texas, Alaska, and Germany.

  • Won Child Sexual Assault Court Martial Case for E5 at Fort Wainwright, Alaska
  • Won Child Sexual Assault Court Martial Case for O3 at Fort Hood, Texas
  • Won Rape Court Martial Case for E7 at Kleber Kaserne, Kaiserslautern, Germany
  • Won Child Sexual Assault, and Rape Case for E6 at Fort Hood, Texas
  • Won Rape Court Martial Case for E4 at Fort Riley, Kansas
  • Won Separation Board for E4 at Fort Hood, Texas
    • Alleged violation was Sexual Assault
    • Not Guilty and Retained in Service
  • Won Board of Inquiry at Fort Hood Texas for WO2
    • Alleged violation was Indecency and Conduct Unbecoming an Officer
    • Not Guilty and Retained in Service
  • Won Separation Board for E7 at Fort Hood, Texas
    • Alleged violation was unsafe acts while in aircraft during deployment to Afghanistan.
    • Not Guilty and Retained in Service
  • Won Separation board for E5 at Fort Hood, Texas
    • Alleged violation was Sexual Assault, Cruelty and Maltreatment
    • Not Guilty and Retained in Service
  • Won Article 15 for Domestic Assault for E6 at Vilseck Germany
    • Not Guilty and Article 15 dismissed
  • Sexual Assault Allegations Dropped on a WO2 at Fort Hood, Texas
  • Sexual Assault Charges, Solicitation Charges, and Pandering Charges Dismissed for an Air Force E5 at Joint Base Elmendorf Richardson, Alaska
  • BAH Fraud Charges Dropped for a E8 at Fort Drum, New York
  • Achieved Honorable Discharge for E7 at an Administrative Separation Board at Indianapolis, Indiana
  • Locally Filed General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) for a O6 on deployment
  • Locally Filed General Officer Memorandum of Reprimand (GOMOR) for a O2

This list is not complete in that we have achieved other outstanding results for our clients given the facts and the evidence. In some cases, those results involve pleading a case down to a lesser offense or even pleading a case originally charged at a General Court Martial down to a Summary Court Martial. For specifics, be sure to ask Mr. Jordan about those results, if interested.

We take our representation of our clients very seriously. Special thanks to Tasha Carnahan, Barbie Bailey and Patti Vancil for their work and assistance on winning these cases in 2015.