Missouri Governor Kehoe Announces Two Judicial Appointments in the 23rd Circuit
Missouri Governor Mike Kehoe announced in Jefferson City on November 9 two judicial appointments to the 23rd Judicial Circuit, both for jurists from Arnold in Jefferson County.
Jeffrey Coleman was appointed Circuit Judge for Jefferson County. He currently serves as an associate circuit judge in the 23rd Circuit, Division 10, with 26 years of litigation experience and a background in criminal, juvenile and family law. He earned his bachelor's degree from Truman State University and his Juris Doctor from Drake University School of Law. Coleman was elected on November 3, 2026, to fill the vacancy created by the retirement of Judge Ed Page.
Lucas Null was appointed Associate Circuit Judge for Jefferson County. He owns the Null Law Firm in Arnold and has practiced law for 13 years across civil, domestic, criminal and guardian ad litem matters. He earned his bachelor's degree from the University of Missouri in Columbia and his Juris Doctor from Saint Louis University. Null was elected on November 3 to fill the vacancy created by Judge Coleman's move. (Source: Office of the Governor of Missouri)
Source: Office of the Governor of Missouri
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