In some cases, the court can order a “DuBay” hearing, in order to gather more facts about the issues raised on appeal. Or, the court can take action on your case without the filing of briefs or the hearing of oral argument.
William E. Cassara and Jonathan Crisp have joined forces under Crisp and Cassara Military Law. Our attorneys will continue providing experienced military law representation, and current clients can expect the same dedicated service and continuity of representation.