October 25, 2018, U.S. v. E-4, United States Navy, Norfolk Naval Base, Virginia.  A Navy Sailor, HT3, is accused of wrongful use of marijuana (THC) by her command after she supposedly failed an urinalysis.  The command orders a separation board.  Mr. Freeburg investigates the case and determines that there were civilian witnesses to a potential innocent ingestion defense.  Freeburg interviews these witnesses and calls them at the separation board.  They testify that the Client had been asleep in the back seat of a car while several civilians were smoking marijuana with the windows up thereby causing her positive urinalysis result.  RESULT:  FULLY RETAINED.  Misconduct UNSUBSTANTIATED.