Attorney Secures Not Guilty Verdict in Grand Forks Air Base Court-Martial
Houston military criminal defense lawyer Guy L. Womack was featured in an article by the Grand Forks Herald* regarding his successful representation of Master Sgt. Lisa Mashburn in a special court-martial at Grand Forks Air Base that concluded on November 30, 2010.
Mashburn was found not guilty of dereliction of duty after a two-day trial. Air Force prosecutors had charged Mashburn following an investigation into the August 6 suicide of Airman Cory McCord that revealed negligent security measures in the Base Defense Operations Center where Mashburn was a flight chief.
Mashburn turned down non-judicial punishment and demanded a court-martial, utilizing the services of experienced attorney Guy Womack. With more than 60 years of legal experience and an unwavering commitment to providing each client with hard-hitting legal representation and personalized client service, Attorney Womack and his team have been able to achieve countless results similar to these for his military and civilian clients.
The firm takes on military cases for clients throughout the U.S. and worldwide from offices located in Houston, Texas. For a confidential review of your legal matter and to learn more about the firm's military criminal defense services, contact us today.
*This article can be viewed in full at https://www.grandforksherald.com/.
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