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GREG MCCORMACK HAS BEEN REPRESENTING CLIENTS IN MILITARY
COURT-MARTIALS, ADMINISTRATIVE SEPARATION ACTIONS AND OTHER
CRIMINAL CHARGES, AS WELL AS IN CIVILIAN COURTS, SINCE HE LEFT
ACTIVE DUTY AS AN ARMY LAWYER IN 1982. A REPRESENTATIVE
SAMPLING OF SOME OF THE RESULTS OF OUR CASES IS PROVIDED FOR
YOUR REVIEW.
***** DISCLAIMER ***** The following listing of specific
case results is provided for your review. You need to be aware
that case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each
case. The listing of the case results noted below do not, in any
respect, guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case
which may be undertaken by this law firm.
• Navy E-7 with over 20 years of service was investigated
by federal and military authorities for alleged violation of the
National Security laws involving alleged unlawful disclosure of
classified information. After nearly two years of joint FBI and
NCIS investigative effort, our client was charged with numerous
National Security offenses before a General Courts-Martial. After
extensive discovery and litigation, the Government conceded the
case. All charges were WITHDRAWN and the Client thereafter retired
from the Navy. We previously represented this client in a courts-martial
where a Guilty plea was entered on one specification of Dereliction
of Duty in a case involving the shooting death of a Navy SEAL. An
enlisted jury returned a sentence of NO PUNISHMENT. A subsequent
Administrative Separation Board returned a RETENTION recommendation,
and extensive efforts by the command to separate our client thereafter
were stopped at the office of the Assistant Secretary of Navy.
• Navy Commander charged with espionage related offenses.
After the Article 32 Investigation, we were able to secure the ADMINISTRATIVE
DISCHARGE OF OUR CLIENT WITHOUT A COURT-MARTIAL.
***** DISCLAIMER *****
The following listing of specific
case results is provided for your review. You need to be aware
that case results depend upon a variety of factors unique to each
case. The listing of the case results noted below do not, in any
respect, guarantee or predict a similar result in any future case
which may be undertaken by this law firm.
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