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Biography

I am a retired Lieutenant Colonel and I served as both a line officer and a JAG. I began my military career as a platoon leader in the 16th Military Police Brigade (Airborne) and 82nd Airborne Division at Fort Bragg, North Carolina. In 1998, I became a Judge Advocate and since then I have focused on court-martial law. As a result of this experience, I know the military and I know the court-martial process. I have spent well over a decade perfecting the courtroom skills and legal knowledge required to win tough court-martial cases. I have successfully defended court-martial cases all over the world.

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Areas of Law and Practice

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Jurisdictions

• Wisconsin

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Employment History

• Judge Advocate General Officer | US Army

  1998 - 2014

• Firm Founder | The Law Office of Peter Kageleiry, Jr.

  2014 - 2018

  The firm operates in military jurisdictions only. Firm focus is on Military Criminal Defense in the area of Criminal Courts Martial Defense, Courts Martial Appeals, Adverse Administrative Discharges, and
  Non-Judicial Punishment (Captain’s Mast, UCMJ Art. 15)
  
  Criminal Courts Martial, Courts Martial Appeals,
  Administrative Discharges, Non-Judicial Punishment, Captain’s Mast, Art. 15

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Education

• Juris Doctorate | Boston College

  1995 - 1998

• BA History | The College of William & Mary

  1987 - 1991

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Attorney Rating and Feedback

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Publications and Presentations

Articles

• 1 ) A ROUGH FORM OF JUSTICE – THE PURPOSE OF MILITARY JUSTICE

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