Did you know what you say and share online can get you in trouble within the UCMJ?  Even a court martial?

You can get in trouble on the civilian side and still be charged with the same incident on the military side.

Military drug tests under fire: Lab errors, mishandled samples, and false positives could ruin careers. Know your rights. #MilitaryLaw #UCMJ

As we approach the end of 2024, it's an opportune moment to reflect on the milestones and developments that have shaped Harnish Law

A Show Cause Board examines cases involving misconduct, performance deficiencies, or medical issues that might impede your ability to serve.

High-ranking officers, Generals & Admirals could face scrutiny and dismissal based on subjective criteria tied to their leadership quality.

Leave is a vital part of your military life, giving you much-needed time to rest and reconnect with family and friends.

Sexual assault allegations can lead to administrative separation actions like boards and reprimands.This means your career is still at risk.

If you're a soldier under the microscope of a military investigation, you're likely feeling the weight of uncertainty.

The military expects its members to maintain discipline and uphold its standards of conduct 24 seven, even while off duty.

Military protective orders or MPOs are issued at the discretion of your commander, and they can last indefinitely.

The UCMJ sets specific standards for how firearms should be managed by service members, covering everything from their use and storage to tr

Cody Harnish joins James Thomas along with Marissa Bluestine and Arvis Owens on the importance of conviction integrity on "Tell It Like It I

When you're called before a Board of Inquiry (BOI), it's a pivotal moment that could define the rest of your military career.

Refusing comes with its own risk. As the U.S. Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces explains, disobeying an order puts you at your own peril

Today I'm advocating for my client who's been accused of sexual harassment and what do you know?

After a San Diego Navy Chief was caught trying to meet up with a minor, the filmed encounter went viral.

The Fourth Amendment protects individuals, including service members, against unreasonable searches and seizures.

The Fifth Amendment protects individuals, including people in the military.

Here's one tip that will guarantee you will never be accused of sexual harassment in the military. Don't join.