FORT SHAFTER

Fort Shafter Judicial Proceedings

Established in 1907, Fort Shafter has been a presence in Hawaii for well over 100 years. Today, there are approximately 8,000 active duty service members working at Fort Shafter.

As with every other military installation these days, Fort Shafter is not immune from UCMJ allegations that include rape, sexual assault and other sex crimes, drug crimes, and all other conduct that is punishable in the military justice system. Similarly, Article 15 hearings and other adverse administrative actions are frequently convened against Fort Shafter service members.

Army Personnel at Fort Shafter Trust Noel Tipon to Defend Them

Noel Tipon has been fighting for the rights of active duty military members for decades. Our firm’s convenient location in Honolulu, Hawaii, combined with our extensive experience in all things related to military justice, makes us uniquely suited to handle any adverse military matter you are facing.

• We are based right here in Hawaii and can meet you in hours or less. Other military attorneys don’t have this ability. Because time is of the essence in any military justice matter, it is important that you act now before evidence showing your innocence is lost, witnesses become tainted or scared, and your case generally becomes more difficult to win.
• The legal team that we will deploy in your defense has everything needed to investigate, prepare, and defend your case with an intellectually aggressive strategy that we would put up against any legal team in the world.
• We’ve built a network of personal relationships which run through all of Hawaii and reaches to Washington, D.C. From state and local courts to Hawaii’s military law enforcement and prosecutors, our associate connections give us capabilities that are difficult to match.