A Father, a Soldier, and the Law: Attorney Nicholas DauSchmidt Speaks in Rome on Parental Child Abduction and Enforcement Gaps in Europe

On October 17, 2025, court-martial defense attorney Nicholas “Nick” DauSchmidt addressed an audience inside Rome’s municipal chambers at a conference hosted by the Lega Uomini Vittime di Violenza (LUVV)—an Italian organization that advocates for male victims of violence. The event drew senators, judges, psychologists, family-law practitioners, and fathers whose children had been abducted across borders. … Read more

What to Know About Unlawful Command Influence in the Military

Unlawful Command Influence (UCI) represents one of the most serious threats to the integrity of military justice. Understanding this concept proves essential for service members, commanders, and legal professionals navigating the military justice system. Legal Foundation of UCI Article 37 of the Uniform Code of Military Justice prohibits unlawful command influence. The statute specifically forbids … Read more

How Social Media Can Impact Your Court Martial Defense

Social media posts have become critical evidence in military prosecutions. What you share online today could determine the outcome of your case tomorrow. The Digital Evidence Trail Military prosecutors treat social media accounts as sources of digital forensic evidence. They issue subpoenas to Meta, X Corp, ByteDance, and Match Group seeking every post, message, and … Read more

When Should You Consult a Military Attorney?

Scenarios Every Soldier Should Know Military service demands discipline, loyalty, and a level of personal accountability most civilians never experience. With that commitment comes a legal structure that is both strict and relentless. Most service members never expect to need a lawyer. But legal trouble in the military rarely gives advance warning. It shows up … Read more

Defending Against Charges of Indecent Exposure in the Military

Facing charges of indecent exposure under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) can be overwhelming for service members. Just what is indecent exposure, how severe are the punishments, and what defenses are available? The information here should provide everything you need to defend yourself against this accusation. The Definition of Indecent Exposure Under the … Read more

What Happens If a Military Member is Titled?

When a military service member is accused of a crime under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ), it triggers a complex and often misunderstood process called “titling and indexing.” Every service member facing criminal accusations should understand this process, its implications, and the pathways to amend or challenge a titling decision. The Case of … Read more

Article 120 vs. Article 125: What’s the Difference between Rape and Sodomy?

Understanding the legal framework of military law is crucial for service members accused of serious crimes under the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Article 120 and Article 125 are easily confused, as they both deal with sexual activities, but they have unique definitions, prosecution standards, and penalties. Learn the differences between these two sections … Read more

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