ACLU to Denver Police: Stop Taking Blankets from Homeless People

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ACLU of Colorado Hosts Open House for New Volunteers

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ACLU of Colorado Statement on George Brauchler’s Decision to Seek the Death Penalty in the Johnson Case

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Make Colorado a Civil Liberties Safe Zone

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ACLU Statement on Donald Trump’s Election

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Groups to Deliver 1000’s of Signatures to Stop Retrial of Moses-El, an Innocent Man

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ACLU of Colorado Voting Rights Telephone Town Hall

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ACLU Calls on Mitch Morrissey to Retract Misguided “Ballot Selfie” Threat

Statement of ACLU of Colorado Legal Director Mark Silverstein

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ACLU Wins $375K for Victims of Wrongful Arrest in Trinidad

DENVER – The City of Trinidad has agreed to pay $375,000 to settle a lawsuit brought by the ACLU of Colorado on behalf of Danika Gonzales and Felicia Valdez, two innocent women who were wrongly arrested and prosecuted for crimes they did not commit in a reckless 2013 “drug sting” where police relied on the false accusations of an untrustworthy confidential informant.

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