SPECIAL OPERATIONS CRIMINAL DEFENSE ATTORNEY

DEFENDING ALL SPECIAL FORCES MEMBERS

Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law proudly defends members of all five branches of the military: Air Force, Army, Coast Guard, Marines, and Navy. Each of these branches of the armed forces has special operations units.

These include:

As a member of one of these special operations units, your reputation means a great deal to your career. Being charged with a crime can cause a major setback for your promotion or end your military career altogether. You need an aggressive and experienced military defense lawyer if you are a member of the Special Forces and are facing criminal charges or a court-martial.

Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law can provide the capable defense that you need. Mr. Jordan served for three years as an enlisted Soldier before becoming an officer and eventually an Army Judge Advocate General's Corps officer. He has a personal understanding of the U.S. military and how important it is to maintain a clean record and solid reputation. No matter what special operations unit you are a member of, our firm can provide the defense that you need.

BRIEF HISTORY OF SPECIAL OPERATIONS

Each branch of the military has special operations unit to conduct unconventional warfare. These specially trained units are sent out to complete tasks that conventional forces could not complete. One of the most well-known examples would be the identification, hunting, and elimination of terrorists. Special operations units often operate at night in a low-profile manner, using the elements of speed, surprise, and action against an unsuspecting target.

In 1987, the U.S. Department of Defense created the U.S. Special Operations Command (USSOCOM), mandating a new four-star command to carry out assigned missions by special operations units.

USSOCOM has the following responsibilities and authorities as decided by Congress:

Develop special operations strategy, doctrine, and tactics
Prepare and submit budget proposals for Special Operations Forces (SOF)
Exercise authority, direction and control over special operations expenditures
Train assigned forces
Conduct specialized courses of instruction
Validate requirements
Establish requirement priorities
Ensure interoperability of equipment and forces
Formulate and submit intelligence support requirements
Monitor SOF officers' promotions, assignments, retention, training, and professional military education
Ensure Special Operations Forces' combat readiness
Monitor Special Operations Forces' preparedness to carry out assigned missions
Develop and acquire special operations-peculiar equipment, materiel, supplies, and services

These responsibilities prove that anyone who aspires to serve in Special Operations Forces must undergo extensive, grueling training and prove that he or she is the best of the best.

CONTACT A MILITARY DEFENSE ATTORNEY TODAY

Joseph L. Jordan, Attorney at Law focuses on military defense and can provide the attention and dedication that your case needs. Bases we serve are located across the United States and around the world. No matter where you are stationed, we can come to you! We defend clients facing charges of all types of military crimes, from drug crimes to rape, and we have a thorough understanding of the military court-martial process.

We also provide excellent counsel and representation for general officer memorandum of reprimand (GOMAR) rebuttals, written appeals to Discharge Review Boards, and many other administrative processes.

Your initial case evaluation is free, so contact our firm as soon as possible to learn how we can fight in your defense.