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  • Assault: Assault with a deadly weapon upon a police officer. Denton County, Texas. Case dismissed after grand jury presentation.
  • Fraud: Internet (E-bay fraud) trial. Holloman Air Force Base, New Mexico special court-martial. Jury acquittal.
  • Fraud: Mail fraud case, federal court in Dallas, Texas. Client turns done pretrial agreement offer that would have likely resulted in 48 to 60 months imprisonment. Client goes to trial, and he is convicted on all counts. He now faces a possible sentence of 60 to 72 months. Thanks to sentencing case presentation by attorney McLain, Court awards Client only 24 months in prison.
  • DWI: DWI in Tarrant County, Texas. Case dismissed by Court.
  • Rape: Rape trial. Marine Corps Recruit Depot, San Diego, California general court-martial. Jury acquittal.
  • Federal: Police officer pleads guilty in federal court in Dallas, Texas for violation of immigration laws with his illegal alien wife, and he is facing six to twelve months imprisonment recommendation by presentence report. Assistant U.S. attorney (prosecutor) puts on sentencing case implicating police officer in drug activity with his co-defendant wife, in an effort to obtain jail time for police officer client. Attorney McLain presents sentencing case, and Court awards probation, not imprisonment.
  • Military Physical Evaluation Boards: To date, every single military physical evaluation board that attorney McLain has fought has resulted in a successful result for his clients. That is, his military physical evaluation board clients have all received a rating that rated a medical retirement, or a higher percentage if the client was already on the TDRL.
  • Administrative Discharge Board: To date, every single administrative discharge board that attorney McLain has fought has resulted in a successful result for his clients. That is, his administrative discharge board clients have all been retained.
  • Delay and Exemption Boards: To date, every single client that attorney McLain has assisted in submitting a petition for delay or exemption from mobilization orders has been delayed or exempted from mobilization orders, save one, and that client found a good solution to her situation.
  • Federal drug case: The leader in a gang run crack cocaine conspiracy was facing a federal sentencing guideline sentence range of 92 to 108 months. Due to his cooperation with federal law enforcement authorities, at the encouragement and assistance of attorney McLain, the federal judge was considering a downward departure to a sentence of 46 months, but after the sentencing case delivered by attorney McLain, the federal judge awarded time served, i.e. 19 months confinement. Client has now turned around his life, and he is out of gang life.
  • Security clearance revocation: Air Force officer had his security clearance temporarily suspended, and he was pending permanent revocation of his security clearance due to a series of adverse matters in his record, of both a civilian and a military nature. Attorney McLain assisted this officer to successfully petition for reinstatement of that security clearance.

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