To army Judge. Thankyou for your response. It has NOT been 3 yrs since the MFA hearing. The decision from the committee was only a few weeks ago. I said it has been 3 yrs. since my former atty was DISMISSED...fired from representing me. My question is asking if there is any recourse for the problem of the atty lying at the hearing ... in Nov. 2013.
Be careful, Dave. The law takes no note of lies, unless they're PROVEN to be perjured testimony. In your case, the ruling adversely affected you, but that doesn't mean anyone lied or offered perjured testimony.
But, Dave, remember you're NOT operating within the confines of the government provided legal system. Somehow, you've agreed to settle any disputes via arbitration. Therefore, there's nowhere to go when you're locked into those agreements, except as stipulated by said arbitration agreement.
Uttering and publishing comments that accuse others of lying in legal proceeding could subject you to legal liability that you might not desire.
Finally, if there are any appellate rights attendant to the adverse ruling you received, they'd be governed by the arbitration agreement you were required to sign.
When you agree to arbitration (however that agreement is created), you normally agree to waive your right to utilize the legal system.
Bottom line, if there is relief, it's spelled out in the arbitration agreement.
