When the stakes are high, you need an experienced military defense lawyer who has the experience and skill to represent you to the fullest extent possible. For over a decade trial attorney Jeff King has been defending members of our armed services in the United States and all over the world. As a former Marine judge advocate, he has the training, experience, and skill to defend you at any type of military proceeding. Jeff King is known as a fierce and creative courtroom attorney who never backs down from a fight.
If You Are A Veteran
Even if you are no longer in the service, if you are looking to get your characterization of service upgraded or are seeking to change part of your official military record, Jeff King can help you. He regularly submits petitions to the Boards for Correction of Military Records and Discharge Review Boards.
Former Marine and JAG, military lawyer Jeff King
Court-martial ramifications can include the acquisition of a federal criminal record, time spent in military prison, loss of pay and medical benefits, loss of the right to carry or own a weapon and more. The damage to a convicted individual’s reputation can be long-lasting, making the process of rebuilding a productive civilian life very difficult. Though the resources the military can bring to bear are often intimidating, accused individuals must never abandon their right to protect their good names along with their futures.
Wherever you are, whatever disciplinary action you are facing, Jeff King is ready and willing to bring the fight. Often, active duty military counsel are unable to assist you until you have been officially charged or notified about disciplinary proceedings. Jeff has handled cases for clients in the Marines, Navy, Army, Air Force, and Coast Guard, both active duty and reserves. If you need a strong advocate for you right now, call Jeff or email him from this website.
Additional “military criminal defense” resources:
- Legal Information Institute, 10 U.S. Code Chapter 47 – Uniform Code of Military Justice, https://www.law.cornell.edu/uscode/text/10/subtitle-A/part-II/chapter-47
- University of Virginia School of Law, Judge Advocate General FAQs, http://www.law.virginia.edu/html/publicserv/resources/jag_guide.htm