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← Previous Next → Government finds for Lance Corporal that he was defending himself. Case DISMISSED. December 9, 2019, U.S. v. E-3, United States Marine Corps, Cherry Point, North Carolina. Lance Corporal is out drinking with friends when a physical alteration ensues. When th Read More

← Previous Next → using and distributing LSD Represented service member for allegedly using and distributing LSD. Service member received very light punishment. Read More

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← Previous Next → Mr. Gapasin obtained a light sentence of less than four months confinement on behalf of his client. Represented service member charged with negligent homicide after alleged use of prescribed fentanyl patches with another member of his unit who then succumbed to an overdose. M Read More

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← Previous Next → Dismissal of All Charges. December 10, 2012, Naval Base Norfolk, Norfolk, Virginia. U.S. v. E-3. Sailor is accused of rape of estranged spouse. He is also accused of aggravated assault and communicating deadly threats. Sailor retains Mr. Gapasin to represent him during the in Read More

← Previous Next → NON-PUNITIVE Letter Only. NO Prosecution. Allowed to continue with retirement from Navy. July 1, 2016, Norfolk, Virginia, U.S. v. E-9. Government investigates Master Chief Commissaryman (CSCM) in high-profile Navy case involving the Glenn Def Read More