St. Louis on the Air
12:26 pm
Mon November 26, 2012

Legal Roundtable: St. Louis Firefighters, Sexual Orientation Discrimination, Etc.

Credit (via Flickr/mike matney)
Saint Louis Historical Old Courthouse

A group called Missourians for Equality is interested in gathering petition signatures for a ballot measure which would make it illegal to discriminate on the basis of sexual orientation.

Plus, St. Louis firefighters won a big decision in the Missouri Supreme Court.  The ruling allows them to live outside city limits if they’ve been with the department for at least seven years.

Those are just a couple of the topics for our monthly legal roundtable.  Host Don Marsh talked with a panel of legal experts including:

William Freivogel, J.D., Director, School of Journalism; Associate Professor, Paul Simon Public Policy Institute, Southern Illinois University – Carbondale

Thomas Keefe, J.D., Interim Dean, School of Law, Saint Louis University

Mark Smith, J.D., Assistant Vice Chancellor and Director, The Career Center, Washington University in St. Louis

  • Interview with William Freivogel, Thomas Keefe and Mark Smith

Follow St. Louis on the Air on Twitter @STLonAir

Related program: