Military Law,
Criminal
Mar. 31, 2026
Justice for those who served requires more than business as usual
California's expanded military diversion law gives lawyers a vital tool to secure just outcomes for veterans by addressing service-related conditions instead of defaulting to conviction.
As criminal defense attorneys, prosecutors, judges, and even civil practitioners, we pride ourselves on seeking justice that fits both the crime and the person who committed it. Yet too often we treat veterans and active-duty service members the same as any other defendant--ignoring the invisible wounds of war that may have contributed to their offense. California's military diversion program under Pe...
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