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This question was asked well over two years ago, and has sat here until now. When you have a question regarding military law, it is best to go see a lawyer who knows all about it.
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In 2009 My brother was convicted in the military under court martial jurisdiction . Long story short , He accepted a 15 year PTA to escape a life sentence after the prosecution produced fraudulent rape charges against a minor. He though that by giving a false confession to get a charge other than... View More 
Military law lawyers rarely answer questions here. You need to go see one with all of the facts and transcripts for an evaluation as to whether anything at all can be done.
Look it up in the law. It is probably within the US Code, and you can view it online, or get it online.
I am trying to sort out a section of the 2013 NDAA This section would state that nothing in the Authorization for Use of Military Force (Public Law 107-40) or the National Defense Authorization Act for Fiscal Year 2012 (Public Law 112-81) shall be construed to deny the availability of the writ of... View More
The internet is not a good place to get specifically tailored legal advice, which is what you need, an opinion based upon the facts, which you did not provide, and the law. Research has to be done knowing the facts.
What case? What charges? You didn't say. The best thing that you can do is go speak with an attorney who handles these types of legal matters.
A run in with the law could mean a variety of things. Were you charged with a felony? If so, the military is being very selective nowadays and may not take you.
The Army will not grant His retirement, and said something about the UK and a diplomat. How can I help him?
How long has he been in the army?
For what? To relocate with the children? Written consent from the father or a court order.
You asked this question many years ago. Military lawyers do not answer questions here as far as I know. When you have legal questions it is always best to go see an attorney who handles those types of matters.
In order to answer this question I would have to do research.
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