Defending in the Military Courts in Panama City, Florida
The Uniform Code of Military Justice provides many of the same safeguards as our civilian system, but with a few major differences. Instead of law enforcement bringing the charges, the UCMJ is generally a command driven complaint system. The Commander brings the charges against a soldier, sailor, or airman, and the prosecutors prosecute the violations of the Code.
The biggest difference between the civilian system and the Military system of justice, lies in the jury box. A jury of peers in the Military may consist of a few Colonels and a few Chief Master Sergeants. If it happens to be a defendant’s first or second year in the service, that jury does not resemble anyone with whom the Defendant has ever had a conversation (i.e. his or her “peers”).
If you or someone you know is facing Military Courts Martial, calling a ten year veteran of the Armed Forces, like attorney Bill Price, is an important step toward justice. Call us today! (850) 215-2195
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