Major's relationship with soldier at Yongsan brings plea, fine, No Confinement

September 3, 2013| William Cassara | In the News

Mr. Cassara represented a US Army Reserve Major who faced charges for fraternization, adultery and conduct unbecoming an officer resulting from a relationship with a subordinate. Click here to read the full story.

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Major's relationship with soldier at Yongsan brings plea, fine, No Confinement

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