Non-Judicial Punishment and Appeals
United States Military AppealsAccusations of an infraction can result in court-martial, referral to an administrative separation board, or depending upon your service branch, non-judicial punishment in the form of NJP (non-judicial punishment), Article 15, Captain’s Mast, or Office Hours. Non-judicial punishment typically takes the form of a commanding officer exercising authority under military law by awarding punishment. You have the right to appeal the decision. The National Military Justice Group can help. Contact us at 1-866-601-NMJG (6654) or 205-244-1449 to schedule a free initial consultation with a lawyer. Find out how we can help you. The National Military Justice Group has spent more than 26 years defending the rights of US military personnel throughout the country, as well as overseas. From initial court-martial to military appeals, we can help. Whether the process takes you in front of the Courts of Military Appeals or the Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces, we are experienced defenders of the rights of armed forces personnel. Defending those who Defend AmericaWhether you are a member of the Army, Navy, Marine Corps, Air Force, or Coast Guard, we will stand by your side. Our knowledge of military appeals is extensive. In fact, lead attorney Victor Kelley has lectured and taught at law schools, as well as published a wide variety of articles on topics related to military law. That is the depth of knowledge that we will put to work fighting against discharge or any other adverse action that has been taken against you. Contact The National Military Justice Group at 1-866-601-NMJG (6654) or 205-244-1449 to schedule a meeting about a military appeal. |
