Military Misconduct Attorney
Officer Misconduct Cases in Texas
If you are facing discharge on the grounds of officer misconduct or a related matter, an experienced military misconduct attorney from Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. can offer you the dedicated legal representation you need. With extensive experience in military court-martial proceedings as well as administrative discharge hearings, attorney Guy Womack and his legal team can offer you the one-on-one service and aggressive representation you deserve. The firm is based in Houston, Texas and takes on military law cases throughout the U.S. and worldwide.
Contact our military misconduct lawyers today at (713) 364-9913 if you are dealing with a discharge for officer misconduct case.
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Tried Where It CountsLead counsel in federal, state, and military courtrooms — not a referral mill
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Two Generations, One BenchFounding partners and senior counsel try cases together — your matter never gets handed down
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Inquiries Answered 24/7A real attorney returns urgent calls — not an answering service or intake form
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Bilingual Support At Both OfficesEnglish & Spanish representation across Houston and McAllen — same standard of care
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Tried Where It CountsLead counsel in federal, state, and military courtrooms — not a referral mill
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Two Generations, One BenchFounding partners and senior counsel try cases together — your matter never gets handed down
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Inquiries Answered 24/7A real attorney returns urgent calls — not an answering service or intake form
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Bilingual Support At Both OfficesEnglish & Spanish representation across Houston and McAllen — same standard of care
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Record-Setting Outcomes
Past results do not predict future outcomes — but a real trial record is the only honest signal a prospective client has. These are ours.
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Criminal Charges Dropped $300,000 of Equipment and Funds Were Misplaced, Disposed of And/Or Taken
State of Texas v. SM
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All Charges Dismissed 7 Indictments of Sexual Molestation of Neighborhood Children
State of Texas v. B.H.
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No Criminal Charges Filed Aggravated Assault
U.S. v. LTC GW
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Case Dismissed Aggravated Assault
Texas v. ES
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Case Dismissed Aggravated Assault
State of Texas v. BJV
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Not Guilty of All Charges Aggravated Assault
U.S. v. CW2 KDY
What Is Misconduct in the Military?
Misconduct may be grounds for the involuntary discharge of a service member characterized as "under other than honorable conditions." A general condition may be granted for cases involving minor misconduct, but this is rare.
Grounds for Administrative Discharge: Officer Misconduct
Unlike a discharge based upon physical, mental, or performance reasons, a misconduct separation denotes that the service member is at fault for his or her misconduct. Many drug offenses are handled as administrative discharges on the grounds of misconduct.
Potential grounds for administrative discharge as based upon misconduct may include:
- drug use
- commission of a serious offense
- a civilian conviction
- pattern of misconduct discharge
- minor disciplinary infractions
Many of the actions addressed in officer misconduct discharges may also be addressed by court-martial. In some cases, undergoing an administrative discharge may limit the service member’s rights because he or she is not granted the protection a court-martial setting may offer. A service member may also face a misconduct discharge after he or she is acquitted at court-martial.
Contact a military officer misconduct lawyer at (713) 364-9913 from Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. today regarding your officer misconduct case.
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