Lt. Jerry Lohr of the Saint Louis County Police Department explains how law enforcement balances the rights of all against the rights of those marching as part of their right to assembly.

Lt. Jerry Lohr of the Saint Louis County Police Department provides an overview of the right to assemble from a law enforcement perspective.

Lt. Jerry Lohr of the Saint Louis County Police Department explains the process for applying for a permit to assemble.

Lt. Jerry Lohr of the Saint Louis County Police Department explains how law enforcement balances the rights of all against the rights of those marching as part of their right to assembly.

Lt. Jerry Lohr of the Saint Louis County Police Department provides an overview of the right to assemble from a law enforcement perspective.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University discusses whether or not the Supreme Court has placed limits on acceptable and unacceptable actions police can take in regulating freedom of assembly.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University explains how the Right to Assemble may apply to organizations, their meetings and their membership.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University discusses the difference between a lawful assembly and a mob.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University explains whether the purpose behind a march is taken into consideration with granting the Right to Assemble.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University shares information on the origins of this important Supreme Court case and how it influenced the Civil Rights movement and other court cases.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University reviews the background behind the Rights of Assembly and Petition.

Professor Dan Kozlowski of Saint Louis University and Lt. Jerry Lohr of the St. Louis County Police Department discuss the legal and practical implications to the Right of Assembly and Petition.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," provides an overview of the Supreme Court's evolving view of free speech.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," reviews the reasons Free Speech rights may be applied differently between public figures and regular citizens.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," offers his analysis of how First Amendment rights have been balanced with other rights.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," explains why the Founders placed the Freedom of Speech in the Bill of Rights.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," explains why the Founders felt it necessary to include Freedom of the Press in the Bill of Rights.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," explains why the Framers felt it necessary to include Freedom of Religion in the Bill of Rights.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," reviews the processed the Framers used for finalizing the rights included in the Bill of Rights.

David Robertson, author of "The Constitution and America’s Destiny," explains why the rights in the Bill of Rights were not included in the original text of the Constitution.

Attorney and constitutional educator Millie Aulbur offers an overview of conversations regarding which rights to place in the First Amendment.

Attorney and constitutional educator Millie Aulbur explains the rationale the Framers used in realizing the need for a Bill of Rights.