Security Clearance Victory
Guideline H: Drug Use
Washington, DC
In the wild expanse of Las Vegas, where every whim finds its sanctuary and discretion is but a fleeting shadow
Fear and Loathing at the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals.
In the wild expanse of Las Vegas, where every whim finds its sanctuary and discretion is but a fleeting shadow, one can easily lose oneself in the neon haze. But what happens in Vegas, they say, stays in Vegas—unless, of course, you hold a Security Clearance.
The Edmunds Law Firm, drawing on its decades of experience in security clearance defense, successfully defended a client who was accused of having too much fun on a trip to Las Vegas. In the city where anything goes at night and there’s never any judgment in the morning, the client decided to experiment with drugs.
While Vegas may turn a blind eye, the US Government does not. When the client received a Statement of Reasons stripping him of his security clearance for his vacation-related Guideline H concerns, he called the Edmunds Law Firm, the nation’s top National Security Clearance Law Firm.
“Many people lower their inhibitions in a place like Las Vegas and it’s easy to make the wrong choices,” Attorney Alan Edmunds said. “But we’re here to ensure your fun doesn’t cost you your career.”
Guideline H allows the government to deny or revoke security clearances due to controlled substance use, regardless of when or where it occurred. For individuals in the defense industry, this denial or revocation could mean the loss of their careers and livelihoods.
The Edmunds Law Firm immediately began working on the client’s Guideline H case. A defense team headed by an expert security clearance lawyer and paralegal immediately began preparing a case to defend the client’s reputation and his job.
The Edmunds Law Firm crafted a Response to Statement of Reasons and prepared the client for a security clearance hearing before the Defense Office of Hearings and Appeals. Using the Whole-Person concept, the Edmunds Law Firm successfully argued that the client’s Las Vegas escapades should not be the end of his career, resulting in the government withdrawing its case prior to the hearing.
If you’ve received a SOR for Guideline H concerns, don’t gamble with your future. Call the National Security Clearance Experts at the Edmunds Law Firm at 1-800-481-2526 or visit nationalsecurityclearances.com to connect with Attorney Alan Edmunds and his staff.
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