Captain Kimber needs a junkyard-dog-mean lawyer, ASAP!
What about Jack Zimmerman He's a Texan, former Marine Colonel, who has represented some pretty high profile folks, some of which y'all would approve of defending, other's whom you might not.
from the site above
Mr. Zimmermann served for 14 years on active duty, including duty as the commanding officer of two artillery batteries in combat, where he earned two Bronze Star medals for heroism and the Purple Heart for wounds in action. He served for 16 years as an officer in the Marine Corps Reserve, including duty as the commanding officer of the infantry battalion headquartered in Houston. He retired in 1994 as a colonel, and was awarded the Meritorious Service Medal for his final assignment as a felony court-martial judge. Mr. Zimmermann served as lead counsel in the "Border Shooting Case" where two state grand juries and one federal grand jury refused to indict the active-duty Marine who returned fire, killing the man who fired on his patrol. Mr. Zimmermann was lead counsel in defense of a Marine aviator charged with twenty-seven specifications of orders violations. All charges were dismissed after the Article 32 hearing. He served as lead counsel for the Marine who was charged with negligent homicide for the death of an Iraqi prisoner, and was successful in getting all charges dismissed after a six day Article 32 hearing. Mr. Zimmermann was lead counsel in the court-martial of an Army surgeon, who was cleared of 19 specifications of distribution of controlled substances, obstruction of justice, false official statement, and orders violations. The military jury deliberated for 45 minutes.