Jul 29, 2016
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Jun 15, 2016
Which Way Did Colorado Legislators Vote on Civil Liberties in 2016?
As we do after every legislative session, we prepared a legislative scorecard so you, our members and supporters, can see where each legislator stands on civil liberties issues.
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As we do after every legislative session, we prepared a legislative scorecard so you, our members and supporters, can see where each legislator stands on civil liberties issues.
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Jun 14, 2016
Boulder's Reputation Tainted by Aggressive Enforcement of Anti-Homeless Camping Ban
This commentary from ACLU of Colorado speaker and volunteer Darren O'Connor first appeared in the Boulder Weekly on June 9, 2016.
The beauty of Boulder, nestled in the Foothills and...
This commentary from ACLU of Colorado speaker and volunteer Darren O'Connor first appeared in the Boulder Weekly on June 9, 2016.
The beauty of Boulder, nestled in the Foothills and...
May 17, 2016
2016: A Good Year (and Far Better than Expected) for Civil Liberties in the Colorado Legislature
The 120-day Colorado legislative session ended last Wednesday night, May 11. Much has been made about the failure of bipartisanship and many have referred to this year’s session as “anti-climatic” and a “...
The 120-day Colorado legislative session ended last Wednesday night, May 11. Much has been made about the failure of bipartisanship and many have referred to this year’s session as “anti-climatic” and a “...
May 9, 2016
Colorado Legislature Passes Bill to Protect Children from Solitary Confinement
DENVER - Statement of ACLU of Colorado Public Policy Director Denise Maes on HB 1328, a...
DENVER - Statement of ACLU of Colorado Public Policy Director Denise Maes on HB 1328, a...
May 5, 2016
Colorado Springs Agrees to $100K Settlement to Compensate Victims of Debtors’ Prison Practices
DENVER – The City of Colorado Springs has agreed, as part of a $103,000 settlement with the ACLU of Colorado, to stop converting impoverished defendants’ fines into jail time, to stop sentencing defendants...
DENVER – The City of Colorado Springs has agreed, as part of a $103,000 settlement with the ACLU of Colorado, to stop converting impoverished defendants’ fines into jail time, to stop sentencing defendants...
