Tony Rothert

ACLU Files Lawsuit Over Missouri Prayer Measure

On Wednesday, the American Civil Liberties Union filed suit over a section that says the religious rights of inmates are limited to federal law.

2012/08/08

‘Right to Pray’ Amendment Passes

The measure on the statewide ballot said people have the right to pray in public or private so long as they do not disturb the peace, and it gives a specific imprimatur for prayer before government meetings.

2012/08/07

Missouri Voters to Decide On Prayer Measure

The measure on the statewide ballot says people have the right to pray in public or private, and it gives a specific imprimatur for prayer before government meetings.

2012/08/02

Hancock & Kelley – Friday, June 1st

John Hancock talks with Donna Eisenberg about a memorial fund for the family of 14-year-old Cameron Vennard; with ACLU’s Tony Rothert and John Griesheimer, Presiding Commissioner for Franklin County, MO, about prayer in the Boardroom; with Col Tim Fitch about racial profilling on Mo.’s roads; with Cong. Lacy Clay about June 4th job fair; with Michael Symons and Prof. Alan Rosenthal about Gov. Chris Christie; and with Linda Killian about “The Swing Vote”.

2012/06/01

Drug Shortage May Force Missouri to End Death Penalty

The sole U.S. company that produces one of the lethal drugs used in executions says it’s discontinuing production.

2011/01/24

Mark Reardon – Wednesday, January 19th

Mark talks with ACLU legal director Tony Rothert and The Heritage Foundation’s Dr. Robert Moffit. Radley Balko tells us about a Virginia family finally getting some closure after a family member was killed by a SWAT team.

2011/01/19

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