The stakes are high – you know that. You know that its not just your military career at stake, but your life. You are going through one of the most stressful, life-changing events you have ever experienced. Its all or nothing – and winning is everything. This, more than any other reason, is why you need an experienced lawyer standing by your side. Gapasin Law LLC has the experience and the skills to get you through this difficult time and to afford you that fighting chance in court.
If you are facing an investigation or if you are pending charges for any offense under the Uniform Code of Military Justice, whether its for nonjudicial punishment (e.g., Article 15, Captain's Mast) or a Summary, Special or General Courts-Martial, then call or email Gapasin Law LLC as soon as possible.
Some of the military law cases and courts-martial we have defended include the following:
(Note: Case results can be verified by court records online.)
February 18, 2020, U.S. v. E-7, United States Army, Camp Humphrey, South Korea. Sergeant First Class is charged by the Government for a DUI under Article 113, UCMJ and for violating Army Regulation 58-1 and therefore wrongfully using a Government-owned motor vehicle for other than official purpo... Read On
December 10, 2019, U.S. v. O-4, United States Army, Joint Forces Training Base, Los Alamitos, California. Reservist Major is accused of engaging in reprisal against a senior NCO in his company. This is after the senior NCO reported alleged misconduct by members of the company when deployed. Vi... Read On
December 9, 2019, U.S. v. E-3, United States Marine Corps, Cherry Point, North Carolina. Lance Corporal is out drinking with friends when a physical alteration ensues. When the dust clears, Lance Corporal had broken the jaw of one of his friends and is subsequently investigated for assault and ... Read On
December 6, 2019, U.S. v. WO1, United States Army, Camp Humphreys, South Korea. Warrant Officer is suspected of having child pornography in his possession. The child pornography was alleged to have been on an SD card that was inadvertently provided to law enforcement when it was found in his ho... Read On
December 4, 2019, U.S. v. O-3E, United States Army, Fort Bliss, Texas. Army officer with 19 years in the military is sent to a Board of Inquiry (BOI) for receiving a DUI and for reckless driving. Captain had only 2 months left to submit his retirement package, but the Army refused to terminate ... Read On
October 25, 2019, U.S. v. E-7, United States Navy, Naval Base Ventura County, Port Mugu, California. Well-respected CS1 aboard the U.S.S. Carl Vinson recognizes he has a problem and seeks help from the Navy. CS1 self-refers for cocaine use. Following treatment, and per the MILPERSMAN, an admin... Read On
September 13, 2019, U.S. v. E-4, United States Army, Fort Campbell, Kentucky. Specialist and his wife are suspected of the assault and battery and death of their infant child. CID aggressively interrogates both the Specialist and wife separately, accusing them of having committed the purported in... Read On
September 5, 2019, U.S. v. E-5, United States Army, Fort Wainwright, Alaska. Army Sergeant is accused of committing frauds against the United States under Article 132, Uniform Code of Military Justice. The Government accuses the Sergeant of filing false claims and paperwork with the intent of s... Read On
August 7, 2019, U.S. v. E-6, United States Army, Fort Lee, Virginia. Army Staff Sergeant is accused of molesting a ten-year old girl. Sexual assault of a child cases are the hardest to defend because in practical terms there is no presumption of innocence. Despite this, Mr. Nathan Freeburg condu... Read On
August 1, 2019, U.S. v. E-5, United States Army, Parris Island, South Carolina. Sergeant is accused of committing fraud and larceny at the Base Exchange when purchasing a laptop. Sergeant uses a credit card to make the purchase which successfully goes through and the laptop is handed to him. T... Read On
July 16, 2019, U.S. v. E-6, United States Marine Corps, Iwakuni, Japan. Charges are preferred against Staff Sergeant for numerous offenses involving alleged sexual harassment and bullying of several female subordinates. Staff Sergeant is also accused of violatiWorsham & Gapasinful general order... Read On
July 1, 2019, U.S. v. E-7, Tennessee National Guard, Nashville, Tennessee. Master Sergeant enters a Recruiting Office with a shotgun, allegedly cycles the action of the weapon and allegedly announces that he was going to “take care of this problem” as he went into the office to meet with two trou... Read On
June 26, 2019, U.S. v. E-5, Maine Air National Guard, Bangor, Maine. Staff Sergeant faces separation proceedings pursuant to allegations of a pattern of misconduct. The alleged misconduct included an Article 15 in Bahrain, violating off-base pass privileges, an alcohol-related event at McGhee-Tys... Read On
April 30, 2019, U.S. v. O-5, United States Navy, Naval Station San Diego, California. Navy CDR (O-5) with 24 years of service pleads guilty in federal court conspiring in the receipt and distribution of a large quantity of narcotics. While awaiting separation, the Navy convenes a Board of Inquiry... Read On
April 27, 2019, United States Coast Guard, Coast Guard Headquarters, District of Columbia. Coast Guard Sailor with 17 years of combined federal service is accused of raping his wife, assaulting his children, adultery and sexually assaulting another Sailor. Nathan Freeburg works tirelessly to expo... Read On
December 6, 2018, U.S. v. O-4, United States Army, National Capital Region. Army Major is accused of sexual assault and sexual harassment by a female U.S. Air Force Major. The case is investigated by C.I.D. and the U.S. Army Major is given a potentially career-ending General Officer Memorandum ... Read On
November 25, 2018, U.S. v. E-5, United States Marine Corps, Marine Corps Recruiting Depot, San Diego, California. Marine Sergeant is accused of conspiracy, effecting unlawful enlistment, misprision of a serious offense, making false statements and other offenses. The case is preferred and then r... Read On
November 6, 2018, U.S. v. E-4, United States Army, Fort Benning, Georgia. U.S. Army Ranger is accused of purchasing various drugs from a paralegal. The Government initiates a Summary Court-Martial in an attempt to force him to testify against his friends. GCW Law is retained and Mr. Nathan Fre... Read On
October 25, 2018, U.S. v. E-4, United States Navy, Norfolk Naval Base, Virginia. A Navy Sailor, HT3, is accused of wrongful use of marijuana (THC) by her command after she supposedly failed an urinalysis. The command orders a separation board. Mr. Freeburg investigates the case and determines ... Read On
September 20, 2018, U.S. v. E-6, United States Navy, Norfolk Naval Station, Norfolk, Virginia. The Government accuses Navy Sailor, a CS1 (E-6) with 11 years of service, of creating a hostile work environment and making a false official statement under Article 107, UCMJ. Sailor is sent to non-judi... Read On
