Military Larceny Lawyer
McCormack & McCormack provides experienced military larceny defense for service members throughout the United States and at military bases worldwide. Our attorneys have extensive military justice experience, including backgrounds as military prosecutors and defense counsel.
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Accused of Larceny in the Military?
Don't face the
uncertainty alone.
Being accused of military larceny can be overwhelming. What may appear to be a straightforward theft allegation can involve complicated questions about ownership, possession, authorization, value, intent, documentation, and the circumstances surrounding the property. An experienced military larceny defense lawyer can evaluate the allegations, examine the evidence, and help you understand your rights and legal options throughout the military justice process. Military larceny is a theft-related offense governed by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ). Larceny allegations can involve property belonging to another person, the government, or another entity. Military larceny cases can involve allegations such as taking property without authorization, withholding property, or obtaining property under circumstances the government believes violated the owner's rights. The specific facts of the case matter. Questions about who owned the property, whether the accused had permission to possess or use it, what occurred with the property, and what the service member intended can all be important when evaluating a military larceny allegation. Article 121 of the UCMJ addresses larceny and wrongful appropriation. Military larceny cases can involve allegations concerning personal property, government property, military equipment, funds, or other valuable property. The government's evidence may include financial records, property records, photographs, surveillance footage, electronic communications, witness statements, inventory records, receipts, or other documentation. Our attorneys carefully examine the evidence and circumstances surrounding the allegation rather than assuming that an accusation establishes what actually occurred. At McCormack & McCormack, our military criminal defense attorneys take a thorough approach to larceny cases. We investigate the allegations, review the available evidence, evaluate the government's case, and develop a defense strategy based on the specific circumstances. If you have been accused of military larceny, obtaining experienced legal representation early can help you understand your rights and determine the best way to respond.
What Do Military
Larceny Lawyers Do?
Military larceny lawyers defend service members accused of theft and property-related offenses under the UCMJ. From investigating the allegations and evaluating evidence to negotiating a resolution or defending a case at court-martial, an experienced military defense attorney works to protect the service member's rights, career, and future.
At McCormack & McCormack, our attorneys bring experience in military prosecution, military defense, and civilian criminal defense. We understand the unique procedures and consequences involved in military criminal cases and develop defense strategies tailored to the allegations and evidence.
Legal Counsel and Advice:
An experienced military larceny lawyer can explain the allegations against you, the military justice process, and the legal options available in your case.
We help service members understand their rights and make informed decisions throughout an investigation or military criminal proceeding.
Case Evaluation:
Every military larceny case is different. Our attorneys evaluate the specific allegations, the property involved, its value, ownership, available documentation, witness statements, and the evidence being used by the government.
We also examine the circumstances surrounding the alleged taking or withholding of property and identify issues that may affect the government's case.
Investigation:
A thorough investigation can be critical in military larceny defense. Our attorneys examine property records, financial documents, inventory records, receipts, photographs, surveillance footage, electronic communications, witness statements, investigative reports, and other evidence relevant to the allegations.
We also evaluate how evidence was obtained and whether the government's interpretation of the circumstances accurately reflects what occurred.
Legal Representation:
Evaluating Owernship, Authorization, and intent:
Larceny cases can involve important questions about ownership, possession, authorization, and intent.
Our attorneys carefully examine the circumstances surrounding the property and the allegations against the service member. We evaluate what the available evidence actually establishes and whether it supports the government's theory of the case.
Military fraud and financial allegations:
Military larceny allegations can sometimes overlap with other financial offenses, including allegations involving military pay, allowances, travel reimbursements, government funds, or other property.
Our attorneys evaluate whether additional allegations may arise from the same underlying circumstances and develop a defense strategy based on the complete picture.
Negotiation and resolution:
Not every military larceny case proceeds through a contested court-martial. Depending on the circumstances, negotiation may be an important part of the defense strategy.
Our attorneys evaluate the available options and work to pursue the strongest possible resolution based on the allegations, evidence, and circumstances of the case.
Court-martial defense:
Serious military larceny allegations can result in court-martial proceedings. When a case proceeds to trial, experienced preparation is essential.
Our attorneys evaluate the government's evidence, develop legal arguments, prepare witnesses, and build a defense strategy tailored to the specific larceny allegations. McCormack & McCormack provides court-martial defense for service members throughout the United States and worldwide.
Military administrative defense:
A military larceny allegation can create consequences beyond the criminal justice process. Depending on the circumstances, a service member may also face administrative action affecting their military career.
Our attorneys evaluate the broader implications of the allegations and can represent service members in related military administrative matters.
Proven Military Defense Lawyers with Decades of Experience
When you are facing military larceny allegations, experience matters. McCormack & McCormack has decades of combined experience representing clients in serious criminal and military justice matters.
Our attorneys bring extensive courtroom experience and backgrounds involving military prosecution, military defense, civilian criminal defense, and military justice.
Military larceny cases can involve complicated questions about property, financial records, authorization, ownership, intent, witness testimony, and investigative procedures. Our attorneys take the time to thoroughly evaluate each case and identify issues that may affect the defense.
Whether you are facing an Article 121 larceny allegation, government property theft allegation, military theft investigation, or another property-related military offense, McCormack & McCormack provides experienced representation focused on protecting your rights, career, and future.
Meet The Attorneys Behind Your Defense
Results Driven and
Client Focused Since 1982
Greg D. McCormack
OF COUNSEL
Greg D. McCormack is a former U.S. Army Judge Advocate with decades of experience representing military and civilian clients in complex criminal, administrative, and federal matters. Known for his aggressive courtroom advocacy, sharp cross-examination skills, and straightforward approach, Greg has successfully represented thousands of clients throughout his career and is committed to providing honest, relentless defense for every client he serves.
Jarrett L. McCormack
President
Jarrett L. McCormack focuses on criminal defense in state and federal courts, with extensive experience representing current and former military members, including cases involving security clearances and military disciplinary actions. Known for his analytical approach and aggressive courtroom advocacy, Jarrett is committed to developing the strategy that best positions each client for success.
Robert W. Canoy Jr.
Senior Attorney
Robert Canoy brings more than a decade of criminal litigation experience, including 11 years as an active-duty military Judge Advocate. He has served as both a trial defense counsel and prosecutor, handling more than 500 criminal cases ranging from minor offenses to serious charges including sexual assault and homicide. Now with McCormack & McCormack, he continues to serve as a JAG officer in the military reserves, bringing extensive courtroom and military legal experience to every case.
Drew T. Lail
ASSOCIATE Attorney
Drew T. Lail is an associate at McCormack & McCormack, representing clients in family law, criminal defense, and traffic matters. A former U.S. Navy aircraft structural mechanic and federal police officer, Drew brings firsthand military and law enforcement experience to his legal practice. He earned his J.D. from Regent University School of Law and is admitted to practice in all Virginia courts. Known for his dedicated and practical approach, Drew works to provide strong advocacy tailored to each client’s unique circumstances.
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