You are a Military Service Member that had a Positive Drug Test. What Should You Do?

Military service members are tested twice yearly for drug use. The test is typically a urinalysis and you'll be screened for marijuana, cocaine, amphetamines and opiates. In some cases you may also be screened for other drugs like barbiturates, LSD, or even steroids. The effect on the service members career can be devastating and include military separation or court martial. What should you do if you come up positive on a test? What if you feel you have been falsely accused? Should you accept the offer of a free trial defense or retain private counsel? Steve and Patty Shewmaker with the Law Firm Shewmaker & Shewmaker answer these questions and many more in this video.

[@goofygoons1958]

I just tested positive for the first in my career and I’m 3 months away from being separated does this mean i lose my GI bill and have to serve time??

[@shewmakerandlewis688]

If you are discharged with anything less than an honorable discharge, you will lose his GI bill benefits. Call us!