At Fife Luneau, PC, we believe criminally accused military service members deserve world-class, aggressive defense. You have tenaciously defended and protected our country. Now, our military crime attorney would be proud to offer you the proven, hard-hitting representation that you require in order to combat your charges. We stand behind the men and woman who have served our great country. You deserve to have someone protecting your rights and defending your future during this trying time. If you or your loved one is facing a civilian or military criminal matter, retain the immediate assistance of our firm. We’re committed to providing high quality military criminal defense in a wide range of criminal cases. Let us serve as your zealous advocates next. Call (720) 330-8648 to learn how we can help.
We Proudly Defend The Rights Of
Those Who Defend Us
At Fife Luneau, PC, our military defense lawyer provides hard-hitting, proven defense to individuals who are facing military crime charges.
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Protecting Your Rights In Military Court: (720) 330-8648
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Meet Your Criminal Defense Attorneys Charles Fife & Danny Luneau
Focused on Defending Your Rights
Our DUI lawyers always work towards getting results for our clients. We know that preparation is the most important aspect of any case and a well-prepared lawyer will beat an experienced lawyer every time. At Fife Luneau, P.C., we immediately locate and request all the evidence that relates to your case, which often includes subpoenaing surveillance video and witnesses and routinely working with investigators to ensure that evidence of innocence is brought to the attention of the prosecutors and to juries. Prosecutors have nearly unlimited resources. We level the playing field through hard work and preparation.
Real Results For Real People
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CRIMINAL DEFENSE
Dismissed
People v. D.S.: Dismissed: 3rd Degree Assault and Disorderly Conduct (Court granted our motion to suppress evidence as a result of an unlawful arrest)
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FELONY DUI
Dismissed
People v. B.H.: Deferred Judgment to DUI (Results in dismissal of charges after one year)
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TRAFFIC CRIME
Dismissed
People v. H.A.: Dismissed: Careless Driving
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FELONY DUI
Reduced
People v. K.H.: Not Guilty: DUI, DWAI, Disobedience to Traffic Control Signal
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VIOLENT CRIME
Dismissed
People v. T.M.: Dismissed: Domestic Violence, 3rd Degree Assault, Phone Obstruction
Our Client Testimonials
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“Charlie helped me to remain calm through this very stressful time. He is an amazing lawyer and really cares about his clients. I will tell everyone about him.”
Anonymous
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“I was charged with my fourth dui and Mr. Luneau convinced a jury that I was not guilty! I was facing two years in jail and would have lost everything if I was convicted. I highly recommend this law firm!”
Anonymous
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“They were highly recommended and lived up to the hype. They did an excellent job with my case. Couldn't be more pleased with the outcome!!”
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“An attorney that knows how to win and will not give up. Couldn’t be happier!”
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Why We Are The Right Choice For You
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We are Available 24/7 by Phone for Our Clients
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Members of the National Trial Lawyers Association
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Will Represent You in Both State & Federal Courts
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One of the Most Successful DUI Firms in Denver
Common Penalties
In a court martial, the prosecutor is generally highly respected within the legal system and well-connected with the individuals who will be present at your trial. Due to the serious nature of your offense, we advise you against navigating the complexities of the legal system alone. If convicted, you will face severe consequences. Take advantage of your right to an attorney. We are fully equipped to perform an effective cross examination of the prosecution’s witnesses.
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Federal Conviction
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Punitive Discharge
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Time in Military Prison
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Loss of Military Pay & Benefits
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Loss of Your Right to Possess a Firearm
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A Criminal Record
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Invoke Your Rights
When you’re represented by counsel, you do not have to answer any questions without your attorney.
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Remain Silent
Anything you do or say can be used against you in a court of law as elicit, incriminating evidence.
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Hire Legal Counsel
Our lawyer is fully qualified to handle your case. We will fight to obtain victorious results for you.
Obtain Peace of Mind
Get Your Questions Answered Today
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Questions
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What Is A Court-Martial?
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The military has a different justice system from civilians. Generally, court-martial cases involve a pretrial investigation; after, a report is delivered to the accused's commanders. The commanders will each have a say in determining whether or not a court-martial is necessary. However, the court-martial conveying authority will have the final say. The three types of courts-martial include: summary, general and special.
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What Types Of Crimes Can Result In A Court-Martial?
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Common civilian crimes that are tried in courts-martial include: adultery, sexual assault, drug crimes, larceny, murder, assault and battery. The most common military crimes resulting in courts-martial include: absent without leave (AWOL), dereliction of duty, adultery, failure to obey an order and desertion.
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Why Should I Hire A Civilian Military Defense Lawyer?
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When you are charged with a military crime, you can have a lawyer assigned to your case at no cost or you can hire an attorney of your choice. We advise you to choose a legal advocate who has your best interests in mind. When you hire our attorney, you can be confident that you have made the right choice. We will devote our time and energy toward the positive resolution of your case. We genuinely care about your success and will not quit until we have explored and exhausted each avenue of defense possible.
Rights That Are in Jeopardy After Serving Time
- Loss of eligibility to apply for financial aid for college
- Security clearance for certain professions such as teaching, working with children, or security
- Voting privileges
- Parenting rights can be taken away including custody & visiting rights
- Loss of 2nd Amendment right to legally obtain or possess firearms
- Cannot obtain a passport or a visa for entry into certain countries
- Convicts are pulled into police line-ups as a potential suspect