Navy sexual assault. I am at risk of punishment. Please help me.

Hello. This is a military attorney at Daeryun Law Firm.

Judging only from the content of your question, it seems that you are in a situation where you have been unfairly charged with Navy sexual assault.

Sexual assault is subject to the crime of rape, and under the Criminal Act, it is punishable by imprisonment for a definite term of not less than 3 years.

However, in the case of a person of military status, as in your case, in addition to criminal punishment, military disciplinary action is imposed, and in a severe case, the military status itself may be stripped away, so a prompt response must be undertaken.

This is because a sexual violence crime is a matter that, among the grounds for military disciplinary action, may result in dismissal, removal, demotion, or suspension.

In your situation, for the Navy sexual assault, you must collect evidence, such as the content of conversations with the woman who claims to be the victim and the motel CCTV footage from the day of the incident, and argue that the charge is not true.

Our firm's evidence investigation center collects evidence favorable to you in accordance with lawful procedures.

In addition, through collaboration with attorneys experienced in sexual offense cases and attorneys experienced in criminal cases, we prepare a strategy for defending against punishment and asserting innocence.

Furthermore, a military attorney will present a solution so that you can escape the risk of military disciplinary action.

If necessary, for a complaint of the crime of false accusation, we will analyze the circumstances in which the woman is falsely accusing you and bring about the result you desire.

If you wish to escape the risk of punishment for Navy sexual assault, please request a consultation.