The result was a Letter of Concern from his commanding
officer which is essentially an accusation of proselytizing. A former captain and atheist posted the
complaint online which accused Captain Lawhorn of using “his official position
to force his personal religious beliefs on a captive military audience.”
Michael Berry |
Tuesday, Captian Lawhorn’s attorney, Michael Berry of
Liberty Institute, will join Deacon Mike Manno and Gina Noll to discuss this
case.
Mr. Berry is Senior Counsel and Director of Military
Affairs for Liberty Institute. He joined Liberty Institute in 2013 after
serving for seven years as an attorney with the U.S. Marine Corps.
As Director of Military Affairs for Liberty Institute,
Mr. Berry’s practice focuses on religious liberty within the armed forces. A
recognized subject-matter expert, Mr. Berry has testified before Congress on
matters affecting religious liberty in the armed forces and is routinely
invited to speak before audiences across the nation about matters affecting
religious freedom within the military.
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