If this occurs, you will be held in a local jail until you are transferred to a military jail, where you will remain until you have a military court date, which could take some time.
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People should always be cautious of any deals or promises made to a GI while absent. There is no guarantee that these deals will be honored upon surrender. The military is not bound by such agreements. They could deny that they ever took place or claim that anyone who made such an agreement did not have proper authority to do so. Contacting a GI Rights Hotline counselor can help you to confirm the accuracy of information that comes from the military.
While many of these descriptions include helpful information it is essential that people recognize that the circumstances of their own situation may result in very different results. It is recommended that anyone looking for information contact the GI Rights Hotline for comprehensive, up to date information, even if a person's situation seems identical to one explained in an internet posting.
Topics our counselors can discuss in an free, anonymous, confidential consultation include:. GI rights counselors can also provide helpful information regarding absent service members who have been apprehended and may be in temporary custody.
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