Sexual Assault

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Military Sexual Assault Lawyer 

Aggressive Defense For Military Members Facing Sexual Assault Charges 

Military sexual assault allegations can arise from a wide range of circumstances, including incidents involving fellow service members, superior officers, or civilians. These allegations may involve claims of rape, sexual harassment, unwanted sexual advances, or other forms of sexual misconduct. Regardless of the specifics of the accusations, facing charges of military sexual assault can have devastating consequences for your military career, personal life, and reputation.

If you are convicted by a court-martial of a sex assault charge, your career will not only be destroyed, but you will face:

  • Federal conviction
  • Dishonorable discharge
  • Extended period of confinement
  • Obligation to register as a sex offender

If you are facing allegations of military sexual assault, you are up against one of the most serious charges in the military justice system. McCormack & McCormack understands the gravity of these accusations and is dedicated to providing you with the aggressive defense representation you need. Our experienced team of military sexual assault defense attorneys is committed to protecting your rights, reputation, and future.


Are you an active military member under investigation for sexual assault? Call McCormack & McCormack today at (888) 490-0876 or contact us online to schedule a meeting with our Military sexual assault attorney!


Why Hire Our Military Sexual Assault Attorneys

If you are under investigation or have already been charged with sexual assault or any other sex crime, it is vital that you immediately secure the defense representation of a highly experienced civilian military defense lawyer. We are dedicated to providing high-caliber defense to ensure that our client's rights are adequately protected.

Our military sexual assault attorneys an highly experienced paralegal staff are ready to stand by your side. We are available 24 hours a day and seven days a week. Pick up the phone and get started today!

Understanding Your Rights in the Court-Martial Process

Military service members who are charged with sexual assault will need to deal with the court martial process. This process is significantly different than trials held in civilian courts. Recent changes in the Rules for Courts-Martial have drastically affected the rights of the military accused in a sex assault case. Our legal team can stand by you during every step to help ensure that your rights are fully protected.

Contact Our Military Sexual Assault Attorney Today 

We understand that facing allegations of military sexual assault can be incredibly stressful and overwhelming. That's why we are committed to providing you with compassionate support and guidance every step of the way. You are not alone in this fight, and we will stand by your side, advocating fiercely for your rights and working tirelessly to achieve justice on your behalf.


When represented by McCormack & McCormack, you will be represented by a highly skilled defense attorney who knows how to fight charges of sexual assault in court-martial. Do not hesitate to call the firm at once if you are advised you are under investigation for sexual assault and are looking for the strongest, most aggressive defense against your charges. 


Contact McCormack & McCormack today to schedule a FREE consultation with our Military sexual assault lawyer!


Military Sexual Assault FAQ

  1. What is military sexual assault, and how is it defined under military law? Military sexual assault refers to any unwanted sexual activity or contact that occurs within the context of military service. This can include rape, sexual battery, sexual harassment, or any other form of sexual misconduct. Military law prohibits sexual assault and imposes severe penalties for those convicted of these offenses.

  2. What are the potential consequences of a military sexual assault conviction? A military sexual assault conviction can result in significant penalties, including imprisonment, dishonorable discharge, forfeiture of pay and allowances, and registration as a sex offender. Additionally, individuals convicted of sexual assault may face long-term repercussions for their military career and future opportunities.

  3. How can a military sexual assault defense attorney help me? A skilled military sexual assault defense attorney can provide you with expert legal representation and guidance throughout the legal process. They will thoroughly investigate the allegations against you, analyze the evidence, and develop a strategic defense strategy tailored to your case. Their goal is to protect your rights, challenge the prosecution's case, and achieve the best possible outcome for you.

  4. What should I do if I've been accused of military sexual assault? If you've been accused of military sexual assault, it's essential to seek legal help immediately. Contacting a reputable defense attorney like McCormack & McCormack can ensure that your rights are protected and that you have the best possible defense against the charges.

  5. What factors are considered in building a defense against military sexual assault allegations? Building a defense against military sexual assault allegations requires a comprehensive understanding of military law and the specific circumstances of your case. Your defense attorney will examine factors such as witness testimony, physical evidence, communications between parties, and any potential mitigating factors to develop a strong defense strategy.

  6. Can I be falsely accused of military sexual assault? Yes, false accusations of military sexual assault can and do occur. It's essential to take any accusations seriously and seek legal representation immediately to protect your rights and defend against the allegations. A skilled defense attorney can help you navigate the legal process and work to clear your name.

  7. What should I expect during the legal process for military sexual assault charges? The legal process for military sexual assault charges can vary depending on the circumstances of your case and whether it is handled through the military justice system or civilian court. Your defense attorney will guide you through each step of the process, explain your rights, and advocate for your best interests at every stage.