Discrimination is not religious liberty

November 13, 2012

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VICTORY - Amendment 64 Passes!

November 7, 2012

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New Report Details Racial Disparities in CO Marijuana Enforcement

October 25, 2012

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After ACLU letter, Durango reverses position on voter registration volunteers

October 12, 2012

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Report: Too Many Teens in Solitary Confinement

October 10, 2012

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ACLU Settles CO Lawsuit

First Public Settlement of Legal Challenge to Enforce Colorado’s 2008 Workplace Nursing Mothers Act

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Check out our revised Privacy Statement

We have revised the ACLU of Colorado Privacy Statement because we want to clarify and provide more information about our collection, use and protection of information acquired on this website. In addition to clarifying our collection practices, the revisions include a description of our encryption practices. To learn more click here.

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Citizen voters frantic after receiving Gessler challenge letter

August 28, 2012

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Douglas Co. School District lifts order prohibiting journalist from attending school board meetings

Under pressure from the ACLU of Colorado, the Douglas County School District (“DCSD”) late Tuesday afternoon lifted its order prohibiting journalist and videographer Brian Malone from attending school board meetings. The order was lifted in response to an ACLU demand letter sent late Monday afternoon by ACLU cooperating counsel Steve Zansberg and Chris Beall, of the Levine Sullivan Koch & Schulz law firm. In the letter, ACLU lawyers demanded that DCSD immediately withdraw its directive—issued last week—that prohibited Mr. Malone from attending any future school board meetings. The ACLU also demanded that DCSD immediately withdraw its directive that required Mr. Malone, unlike any other member of the public or press, to receive pre-approval from DCSD before audio or video recording public meetings conducted on DCSD grounds. In less than twenty-four hours, DCSD complied with each of the ACLU’s demands.

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