Military Offenses

Violations of the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ)

Our firm provides experienced, dedicated and independent representation to Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen and Marines worldwide who have been accused of committing military offenses. To discuss your case in a confidential consultation with experienced military law attorney Patrick J. McLain, please contact our office in Dallas, Texas, today.

Military Offenses: Defending Your Career and Your Future

The UCMJ defines a number of actions as crimes that would not be considered as such in the civilian world. These military offenses include:

• Failure to report for duty, unauthorized absence (UA), absence without leave (AWOL) and desertion*
• Insubordination, disobeying orders or disrespect of superiors
• Fraternization and adultery
• Conduct unbecoming of an officer
• War crimes

* After 30 days' absence without leave, a member of the armed forces can be charged with the federal crime of desertion. If a family member or loved one is in the service and has gone AWOL, it is extremely important to call an independent military law attorney immediately. Patrick J. McLain can help your son, daughter, brother or sister resolve the situation and can discuss the legal options in a completely confidential consultation. Contact us now.

Respected UCMJ Violation Defense Lawyer

Patrick J. McLain brings over 20 years of military law experience and a sense of loyalty, honor and independence to the defense of servicemen and servicewomen charged with military offenses.

Under his leadership, our team will work to protect your rights to preserve as many future opportunities as possible, either in your military career or in your civilian life. You can trust experienced military law attorney Patrick J. McLain to aggressively defend your rights. Call us today at (214) 377-1470 (ext. 227) or e-mail us now to schedule an initial consultation.

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