Military Criminal Defense Lawyer
Defending People Who Protect Our Country
At McCormack & McCormack, we take pride and satisfaction in the fact that we fight to protect the legal rights of those men and women who have put their own lives at risk to defend the rest of us. The members of the United States Armed Forces serve to protect and uphold the principles of the U.S. Constitution and the Bill of Rights, but unfortunately their own rights are sometimes trampled in the course of a criminal investigation or court-martial, and the result is often disastrous for the individual service member. Don't make the mistake of thinking that you can safely navigate this challenging situation by relying on the appointed military defense counsel. No matter how sincere and well intentioned the attorney may be, he or she is in all likelihood incredibly overworked and under the burden of a massive case load. In order to get the best possible results in your case, you need a civilian military criminal defense lawyer.
Why Choose McCormack & McCormack
The military lawyers of McCormack & McCormack have 35 years of combined experience, and our background equips us to take on the challenges of fighting to defend your name and to win your case. Attorney Greg McCormack's experience practicing as both a prosecutor and as a defense lawyer while he was on active duty service with the U.S. Army Judge Advocate General (JAG) Corps provided him with the foundations for his ability to successfully defend countless military personnel from all branches of the Armed Forces. Our track record includes hundreds of courts-martial, and we have developed the ability to fully evaluate the evidence and to anticipate the strategies that the prosecutor will use in the case, so as to be able to build a powerful defense for our client.
In most courts-martial, there is one single factor that will determine the final outcome of the case, regardless of the quality and scope of the evidence: the defense attorney. The experience and skill level of the defense lawyer may make the difference between the accused being able to continue his or her career, or ending up in confinement and facing a future of living with a criminal record. With the extensive support of our administrative staff and our highly experienced paralegals, as well as the exhaustive preparation and aggressive courtroom representation which we invest in every case we represent, we routinely achieve outstanding results for our clients. Our success has attracted the attention of many leading news media outlets, including:
- Fox News
- TLC
- PBS
- Stars and Stripes
- The Washington Post
- The Virginian-Pilot
- Navy Times
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Air
Force Times
How We Can Help
When we take on a new case, we take the time to fully evaluate the facts of the matter and to provide our client with an unbiased assessment of the situation, so that our client knows what to expect and so that we can prepare the best possible defense against the charges. If at all possible, it is in your best interests to retain legal representation while you are still under investigation and before any charges have been filed against you, so that we may be able to intervene on your behalf and to resolve the situation. In the event that the case will have to go all the way to a court-martial, it is vital that you hire your attorney as early as possible to ensure the best possible chances of success.
Whether you are suspected of a sex crime or breach of
national security, or if you are being accused of going
absent without leave (AWOL), you need an attorney to advocate on your behalf and to help you find your way out of this situation. Don't make the mistake of speaking with investigators; the longer you talk to the military police, the more likely it becomes that you will say something to incriminate yourself. Tell them in no uncertain terms that you want your lawyer now. Contact us for a confidential
case evaluation to discuss the matter, learn more about your rights and allow us to begin working on your defense!