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Birmingham, Alabama, United States

Birmingham, Alabama Area

Redstone Arsenal, Huntsville, Alabama

Primary legal advisor to ACC senior leadership on all military justice matters, investigations, and administrative disciplinary actions. Assist with case evaluation, investigation plans, and charging recommendations for proposed employee labor actions. Advise and assist JAGs from subordinate commands on the same. Agency Ethics Advisor.

Macdill Afb, Tampa, Florida

Legal advisor at a 4-star Unified Combatant Command responsible for all US Special Forces across all four Services. Lead attorney on military justice matters, criminal investigations, and civilian labor actions at Headquarters, USSOCOM. Primary legal expert on the use of military aircraft in non-combat roles and other unique travel issues, expenditures of congressionally-monitored representational funds and other special funds, and related policy issues. Appointed Ethics Counselor.

Joint Base Elemendorf-Richardson, Anchorage, Alaska

Chief of a Criminal Division for one of the busiest jurisdictions in the Army, covering 12,300 active duty troops assigned to two Army posts located in Anchorage and Fairbanks, Alaska. Led the Criminal Division through 63 contested trials, over 50 being complex cases (child murder, adult and child rape / sexual assault, long-term domestic violence, child pornography, child abuse, drug distribution, and fraud). Supervised and trained 15 personnel split between offices in Anchorage and Fairbanks (5 prosecutors, 7 paralegals, 2 court reporters, and 1 records clerk). Responsible for cases from cradle to grave--charging decisions, approval of case theory and strategy, expert witness selection, pre-trial motions practice, jury pool notification and logistical support during voir dire, and assisting and advising prosecutors during court hearings if not personally sitting on the court-martial. Also responsible for the administration of the Army's two courtrooms in Alaska (Anchorage and Fairbanks), supporting the military judge during all court sessions, ensuring the Accused is present and in the correct uniform for all court hearings, world-wide government and defense witness travel and logistics for all court sessions, and courtroom security. After trial, responsible for ensuring the convicted Soldier is secured, out-processed from Alaska, enrolled in the US Army Corrections system, and the travel requirements for the convicted Soldier and his escort team are correct. Also responsible for production and authentication of each court-martial's official court record, security of admitted evidence between trial and shipment to the Army Court of Criminal Appeals, and processing of all clemency matters for convicted Soldiers through post-trial and the appeals process. In addition to courts-martial, I was also responsible for processing all non-criminal administrative disciplinary actions requiring the commanding general's decision, over 300 individual cases in two years.

Fort Hood, Texas

Trained 2-star combat division commander and staff on international, NATO, and U.S. Law of Armed Conflict standards to prepare them to command forces assigned in Kandahar, Afghanistan. Prepared general’s deploying legal team (6 attorneys, 1 paralegal) to advise Afghan Army JAGs as well as provide Law of War and other legal support to US and NATO units.

Fort Hood, Texas; Laghman Province, Afghanistan

Fort Bragg, North Carolina

Fort Hood, Texas; Baghdad, Iraq

Fort Hood, Texas; Camps New York And Pennsylvania, Kuwait

Doctor Of Law (J.D.), Law

Activities and Societies: Federalist Society Veterans Society

L.L.M., Military Law

Bs, Human And Regional Geography (Europe); Minor In Environmental Engineering