CID: THE INVESTIGATIVE BRANCH OF THE U.S. ARMY

Criminal Investigation Division (CID), or Criminal Investigation Command, is the investigative branch of the U.S. Army. With less than 2000 soldiers and civilians along with close to 900 special agents working on its behalf, the CID works diligently to investigate any serious crimes which may be of interest or consequence to the Army and its operations.

While the CID is responsible for investigating and ultimately obstructing serious crimes that could affect the Army, they are not responsible for charging individuals with a criminal offense, nor do they work to defend the rights of members of the Army who have been accused of committing a crime. CID is tasked with investigating cases of sexual assault, armed robbery, computer crimes, drug crimes, war crimes, unexplained deaths of soldiers and various other felony offenses. When CID has completed an investigation, they will turn over their documentation and evidence to the appropriate authorities.

If you are under investigation by CID or you have been accused of committing a criminal offense, there is a strong possibility that you will be called to appear before a court-martial or at an Article 32 hearing. The counsel you chose to represent you in these types of circumstances will have an unequivocal impact on the outcome of your case. You do not have to avail yourself of counsel which has been provided by the same military that filed criminal charges against you, when you can hire a civilian attorney with military experience to represent your interests and help you significantly improve your chances of being able to receive a favorable outcome in your case.

Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law is former military who also spent time as an Army Prosecutor and Army Judge Advocate General's (JAG) Corps officer. It is his experience, in-depth knowledge of military law and the fact that he has devoted his practice to defending the members of our military that has allowed him to help countless individuals protect their good names and avoid facing criminal conviction. To find out how he can help you, call his firm and schedule to meet with a court martial defense attorney at once. It does not matter where you are stationed, Attorney Jordan is ready and able to take immediate action in your defense.

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