S4 E3: Aftermath of the Fort Hood Shooting
In this episode, Jocelyn explains the days, weeks, and months that followed the shooting at Fort Hood. Life as a uniformed defense counsel with
Jocelyn C. Stewart's own story: West Point and LSU Law, the mentors who shaped her, Fort Hood, the cases she lost, and why she left active duty for private practice.
In this episode, Jocelyn explains the days, weeks, and months that followed the shooting at Fort Hood. Life as a uniformed defense counsel with
@MessyMilitaryLawyer finishes part 2 of the case that nearly broke her. She almost stepped away from litigating cases altogether when the jury came back
In this episode, Jocelyn dives into a case she lost in the spring of 2018. She hopes by digging into the details that she
Jocelyn supplies a "two-fer" episode about the two men with whom she served in the Army JAG Corps who were her
Jocelyn gets emotional discussing the mentor in whom she has always looked up since law school. She participated in a panel entitled "Having
Jocelyn continues the dialogue about mentors who have shaped her in her life. In this episode, she talks about a military commander she advised
In this follow-up episode about Jocelyn's first meaningful mentor, she gets, well, pretty messy. Sharing the struggles she had (and continues
@MessyMilitaryLawyer reveals some of what shaped her into becoming a military lawyer in Part 1 of her episodes on her mentors. Taking it back
"Where All the Bodies are Buried" goes into the vault of major cases to unearth and reveal the accuser from the media
In the midst of schooling benchmarks, personal behind-the-scenes pressures were mounting. Find out how I navigated the ever-shifting ground beneath me
In 2012, I left active service as an Army Judge Advocate. I had been one of the Army's elite Special Victim Prosecutors
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