Dentist Able to Resign from Navy and Continue to Practice as Civilian

August 9th, 2013

A Navy dentist was charged with drug distribution after she improperly prescribed medication to enlisted personnel in her work center. After retaining our services, we were able to secure a resolution to these charges that allowed her to maintain her license to practice dentistry and did not result in a criminal conviction. Instead, our client resigned from the Navy and is still able to practice dentistry as a civilian.

Categories: Military Success Stories

Tags: Navy/Marine Corps

Grover H. Baxley

Grover H. Baxley is the founding attorney of JAG Defense. As a former member of the U.S. Air Force Judge Advocate General’s Corps, Mr. Baxley now provides highly experienced representation for military members in all branches of service all over the world.

Donna P. Price

Donna P. Price retired from active duty as a Captain in 2003 after serving 25 years in the U.S. Navy Judge Advocate General's Corps. Ms. Price has earned a national reputation as a leader in Security Clearance representation.

SOUTHEAST - Client Federal Government civilian employee within the Department of Defense was issued a Letter of Intent (LOI)/Statement of Reasons (SOR) under Adjudicative Guideline F - Financial Considerations as a result of a number of financial accounts in collection, two tax liens, a Bankruptcy, and a Judgment resulting in garnished wages as well as misuse of a Government Travel Card for personal use. After submitting a response to the SOR the Central Adjudication Facility found FOR THE APPLICANT and the clearance was granted without the necessity of a Personal Appearance.