Military Crimes

Camp Hill and Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, Military Crimes Attorneys

Military law is governed by the Uniform Code of Military Justice (UCMJ) and its attendant administrative rules and procedures. In cases involving allegations of war crimes, the application of the Geneva Convention or other treaties may be pertinent. Additionally, an understanding of the rules of engagement and military regulations and procedures is essential in defending the decisions of a soldier faced with confusing orders or the need to make a split-second decision. At the law office of Boyle, Neblett & Wenger, we work with our own investigators, military investigators and forensic experts in cases involving allegations of military crimes. We are prepared to travel anywhere in the world to defend service personnel who face a court martial, dishonorable discharge or criminal conviction due to allegations of criminal behavior while in the field of battle or on a U.S. military base.

Whether you are in the Army, Air Force, Navy, Marines or Coast Guard, we have the resources to defend you in your criminal case. To schedule a free confidential consultation, contact military crimes attorney Dennis E. Boyle at Boyle, Neblett & Wenger today.

Allegations of Military Crimes

The law office of Boyle, Neblett & Wenger represents those facing military criminal charges related to the following:

• War crimes
• Going AWOL (Absent Without Leave)
• Drug possession
• Sexual assault
• Article 32 investigations
• Military investigations involving the NCIS, OSI or CID
• Appeals

Understanding Military Procedures and the UCMJ

Our senior partner, Dennis E. Boyle, Esquire, has over two decades of experience as a Navy JAG Officer, and rose to the rank of Commander before retiring. During that time, he represented nearly 200 sailors and Marines charged with everything from minor charges to espionage and murder. During the first Persian Gulf War, Mr. Boyle served as the lawyer for an aircraft carrier dealing with foreign criminal jurisdiction matters, rules of engagement and a variety of conflict related offenses. He has also served as defense counsel, senior defense counsel, prosecutor and senior prosecutor on active duty. After leaving active duty, Mr. Boyle served in a variety of positions, including as the Executive Officer for an Appellate Defense Unit where he argued cases before the Navy Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals. His last assignment before retiring was as a Commissioner before the Navy Marine Corps Court of Criminal Appeals. He understands the challenges facing soldiers in the field, as well as questions of evidence and procedure in military criminal prosecutions.

Contact Military Crimes Attorneys at Boyle, Neblett & Wenger Today

Our office has the experience and resources to ensure that enlisted men and women receive due process when appearing before a military tribunal or court. If you are facing criminal charges related to war crimes or alleged criminal actions committed on a U.S. military base, contact military crimes defense attorneys at Boyle, Neblett & Wenger today.  Offices located in Camp Hill and Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.