ACLU Challenges Grand Junction Anti-Panhandling Law

DENVER – The American Civil Liberties Union of Colorado filed suit this morning challenging an anti-panhandling ordinance recently approved by the City of Grand Junction.  According to the ACLU complaint, the ordinance bans a wide swath of speech that is protected by the First Amendment.

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Re: “Leave solitary to prison officials,” March 12 editorial.

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Statement of ACLU of Colorado Legal Director Mark Silverstein on the Colorado Supreme Court’s Decision to Consider School Voucher Case

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A Room of One’s Own

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Prepared Remarks of ACLU Public Policy Director Denise Maes on SB 14-064, concerning solitary confinement of prisoners with serious mental illness

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Senate Judiciary to hear solitary confinement bill today

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Statement from ACLU Executive Director Nathan Woodliff-Stanley on DA Brauchler’s Decision to End Death Penalty Pursuit in Montour Trial

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Boulder Daily Camera Editorial: "Punishments should fit the crimes"

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Public Education Campaign Launches to Win Marriage Equality in Colorado

 

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