Courts-Martial Appeals
Experienced Military Criminal Defense Lawyers
In the event that a defendant is found guilty following his or her courts-martial, he or she has the right to seek a new trial or an altered sentence.
Some of the possible issues that may arise in this regard may include (depending upon the particular case):
- A sentence that was not appropriate for the crime committed
- An error or mistake was made by the military judge
- There was not sufficient evidence to warrant a conviction
- The defendant was subjected to an unreasonable multiplication of charges
- A mistake or wrongdoing occurred in the dismissal of a jury/panel member
The firm takes on military cases throughout the United States. Because of Attorney Womack's extensive military background and experience with military law, attorney Guy Womack and his legal team have what it takes to effectively represent your interests.
If you were convicted or if you believe your sentence was too harsh for the offense you committed, contact a court-martial appeals attorney at Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. today for a free consultation.
About Courts-Martial Appeals
Every U.S. military service has a Court of Criminal Appeals which can correct any legal error it finds and reduce what it considers to be an excessive sentence. It cannot change a “not guilty” verdict to a “guilty” verdict and cannot increase the sentence originally imposed after the courts-martial.
Every Court of Criminal Appeals may review courts-martial that have resulted
in sentences ranging from the death penalty all the way to dishonorable
discharge or imprisonment of one year or more.
Certain appeals may also be conducted by the United States Court of Appeals
for the Armed Forces or by the United States Supreme Court, depending
upon the particular situation.
Contact Attorney Womack to Prepare Your Case- (713) 364-9913
If you would like to learn more about your rights and options following a court-martial conviction, contact a court-martial appeals attorney from Guy L. Womack & Associates, P.C. today for your free consultation. Call us at (713) 364-9913.
A member of our team will be in touch shortly to confirm your contact details or address questions you may have.
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