STOP HUGGING! Military Sexual Harassment UCMJ Article 134 – Military Defense Lawyer Reacts
STOP HUGGING! Military Sexual Harassment UCMJ Article 134 – Military Defense Lawyer Reacts to hugging and sexual harassment in the US military
Video: Fighting Article 120 UCMJ Sexual Assault – Fort Liberty Military Defense Lawyers – Court Martial Attorneys
Video: Fighting Article 120 UCMJ Sexual Assault – Fort Liberty Military Defense Lawyers – Court Martial Attorneys In this video, court-martial defense lawyer Michael Waddington discusses Article 120 UCMJ, UCMJ Article 120b, and Article 120c UCMJ allegations and how a military defense lawyer can help extract you from a military sexual assault court martial.
Army Special Forces colonel found NOT GUILTY of Sexual Assault
FORT BRAGG, N.C. (WTVD) — Army Special Forces Col. KR is a free man after being found not guilty on all charges. After a three day trial, the jury found him not guilty on all five sexual Col. KR was acquitted of sexual assault charges Thursday. (Army) A Special Forces officer who faced sexual assault […]
Don’t Dump the Prosecutor’s Paralegal… Or, You’ll be Charged With Rape!
U.S. v. Army E-6 – Fort Polk, LA/JRTC Don’t dump the prosecutor’s paralegal… or, you’ll be charged with rape! Allegations: DOUBLE RAPE, 2 VICTIMS Max Punishment: 2 LIFE SENTENCES Result: NOT GUILTY OF ALL CHARGES Discharge: NONE Location: Fort Polk, LA & Kandahar, Afghanistan Branch/Rank: Army/E-6 Summary: Our client, a Combat Engineer, was accused of raping two women (a US Army soldier/JAG […]
Firm Trained on Identifying and Confronting Liars
Trained on confronting liars by renowned expert Susan Constantine In October 2016, Michael Waddington and Alexandra González-Waddington, traveled to Atlanta, GA for an intensive course called “Evaluating Truthfulness: Never be Lied to Again.” The course is the first of a series that teaches lawyers and law enforcement how to identify deception using verbal and non-verbal cues. The […]
The State of Criminal Justice 2016
NEW BOOK – The State of Criminal Justice 2016 American Bar Association’s new book In August 2016, firm partners, Michael Waddington and Alexandra González-Waddington, wrote a chapter on military law for the American Bar Association’s new book, The State of Criminal Justice 2016. Book Summary: This publication examines and reports on the major issues, trends and significant changes […]
Michael Waddington Teaches at 2016 National Trial Lawyers Summit
Held at the Loews Miami Beach His lecture is based on his best-selling book, The Art of Trial Warfare: Winning at Trial Using Sun Tzu’s The Art of War. Additional speakers include Mark Geragos, Gloria Allred, William H. “Billy” Murphy, Bobby Lee Cook, Mark O’Mara, Alan Dershowitz, Jose Baez, and others. The Trial Lawyers Summit, sponsored by The National […]
Airman charged with lying about housing for dependent
By Phillip Swarts – August 20, 2015 A U.K.-based airmen faces charges that he lied to a commanding officer about housing for a dependent, according to charge sheets filed with the Judge Advocate General’s office. SSgt AR, with the 48th Maintenance Squadron, “willfully failed” to notify his commanding officer that a dependent moved to the U.K. with SSgt […]
Alexandra González-Waddington named to The National Trial Lawyers
The National Trial Lawyers organization is pleased to announce that Alexandra González-Waddington has been selected for inclusion into its Top 40 Under 40, honor is given to only a select group of lawyers for their superior skills and qualifications in the field. Evans, United States – December 23, 2014 Alexandra González-Waddington named to The National […]