Military & Civil Law in Missouri: Judge Kevin Hillman on Veterans Court, Fort Leonard Wood & Justice

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In this episode of Missouri Law Matters, host Judge Matt Hamner sits down with Judge Kevin Hillman to explore the unique connection between military and civil law in Missouri - especially in communities surrounding Fort Leonard Wood. Judge Hillman shares his path from active-duty service to associate circuit judge, highlighting how Veterans Treatment Courts support military members and their families. He also discusses: Common legal issues facing service members How military and civilian courts intersect in Missouri The evolution of technology in courtrooms Building trust in the justice system near military bases This episode is essential for anyone interested in Missouri courts, military legal issues, Veterans Court, and the role of technology in modern justice. 🔔 Subscribe for more conversations with Missouri’s legal leaders. 📌 Learn more about Missouri courts: https://www.courts.mo.gov/ Supreme Court of Missouri Missouri Supreme Court #MissouriLawMatters #law #JudgeHillman #MilitaryLaw #FortLeonardWood #CivilLaw #MissouriCourts #legal #Tech #Court #Judge #veteran #nationalguard

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