The Criminal Law Division supervises installation-wide criminal law matters by offering appropriate advice to commanders in determining the disposition of pending or possible disciplinary actions (letters of reprimand to courts-martial) to include administrative separations under AR 635-200 and AR 600-8-24. Additionally, this division conducts educational classes on military justice related topics to include, but not limited to, training of new commanders & unit briefings
Further questions concerning criminal law may be answered by calling our office at 719.526.0611.
Fax: 719.526.0602 .
Helpful Links
United States Parole
Commission website
United States Sentencing Commission
website
Court of Appeals for the Armed Forces website
Army Court of Criminal Appeals website
Federal Rules of Evidence website
Victim Witness Assistance Program
The Victim Witness Assistance Program (VWAP) provides information to victims & potential witnesses in a criminal matter, which may be resolved in the military justice system. The Victim Witness Assistance Program will be here to explain court procedures to you & answer any questions that you may have regarding your case. Contact 719. 526.1383 for more information on the Victim Witness Assistance Program.
Definition of a Witness
A person who has information or evidence about a crime & provides that
knowledge to a DoD component about an offense within the component's
investigative jurisdiction. When the witness is a minor, this term includes a
family member or legal guardian. The term "witness" does not include a
defense witness or any individual involved in the crime as a perpetrator of
accomplice.
Definition of a Victim
A person who has suffered direct physical, emotional, or pecuniary harm as a
result of the commission of a crime committed in violation of the UCMJ, or in
violation of the law of another jurisdiction if any portion of the investigation
is conducted primarily by the DoD components.
As a victim or a witness of a crime, you
automatically become involved in a system that can sometimes be intimidating &
confusing.
Use the following links for more information:
United States Department of Justice website
National Institutes of Health- Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) Office website
National Organization for Victim Assistance (NOVA)
website
Office for Victims of Crime
-Office of Justice Programs website
Website Information: This
web page is for informational purposes only & is not meant to
constitute legal advice. The information contained on these pages is
general & the law may apply differently in specific situations. You may contact the CARSON Web Master by e-mail for answers to questions/concerns about the website.