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I was ACTIVE DUTY with the national guard for 6 years beginning when I was 18. While active duty I received 2 DUIs and was obviously in need of some treatment. In 2004 I was discharged so I could attend college. In 2006 I received my 3rd DUI which sent me to prison for 7 months. I was sent to prison while 2 years into collage and right after my daughter was born.
While active duty, I was and impressionable young man forced into fraternization and heavy drinking with multiple commanders, and my senior sergeants. On frequent occasions a senior sergeant would have me pull over to grab beer for the drive home while carpooling. I also have SERIOUS alegations of related misconduct by multiple senior officers and NCOs. Alcohol was a huge part of military life which negative impacted my social norms of what was acceptable. Prior to discharge I should have been treated for my condition, but instead was left to my own to deal with the problem that was created by the military.
Since release from prison 2 years ago I have continued college and I will receive my BS in economics. But because of thie, I have lost my gun rights, and the ability to work in any financial sectors siuch as banking, real estate, mortgages, etc.
Does it sound like I have a case?
I was ACTIVE DUTY with the national guard for 6 years beginning when I was 18. While active duty I received 2 DUIs and was obviously in need of some treatment. In 2004 I was discharged so I could attend college. In 2006 I received my 3rd DUI which sent me to prison for 7 months. I was sent to prison while 2 years into collage and right after my daughter was born.
While active duty, I was and impressionable young man forced into fraternization and heavy drinking with multiple commanders, and my senior sergeants. On frequent occasions a senior sergeant would have me pull over to grab beer for the drive home while carpooling. I also have SERIOUS alegations of related misconduct by multiple senior officers and NCOs. Alcohol was a huge part of military life which negative impacted my social norms of what was acceptable. Prior to discharge I should have been treated for my condition, but instead was left to my own to deal with the problem that was created by the military.
Since release from prison 2 years ago I have continued college and I will receive my BS in economics. But because of thie, I have lost my gun rights, and the ability to work in any financial sectors siuch as banking, real estate, mortgages, etc.
Does it sound like I have a case?