Young voices, New voters

By Rosalie Wilmot

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"Gypsy Scam" Bulletin released by Arapahoe Sheriff Criticized by ACLU

In a letter dated July 16, 2012, attorneys for the American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of Colorado demanded that Arapahoe County Sheriff J. Grayson Robinson rescind a recent Sheriff’s Office alert titled “Gypsy Scams” that could result in the racial profiling of persons described by the Sheriff’s Office as “Gypsies.”

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Declaration of Ashlee Shields

Declaration of Ashlee Shields

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Declaration of Sean Shields

Declaration of Sean Shields

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Happy Big 4-0, Title IX

By Elliot Mamet

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WITH CAUTION, THE SUPREME COURT REINSTATES ARIZONA

On today, June 25, 2012, the U.S. Supreme Court struck three provisions of Arizona’s draconian anti-immigrant law, but permitted enactment of the controversial “show me your papers” provision. The “show me your papers” provision requires local police to determine the immigration status of someone arrested or detained when there is a “reasonable suspicion” a person is in the United States illegally. This provision will undoubtedly will lead to racial profiling and discrimination.

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ACLU Voices: We Can End Police Violence ... Together

Update:  The Summer Without Police Violence rally was postponed in deference to the memorial service for fallen Denver Police Department Officer Celina Hollis.

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Meet the ACLU Summer Interns

Each year, the ACLU of Colorado gets scores of applications from talented students wanting to work as legal interns, media interns and fellows over the summer in our affilliate office in Denver. This year, we've selected a particularly talented and energetic group of future legal eagles and civil rights activists. Meet our summer 2012 interns and fellows:

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Setbacks Aside, Plenty for ACLU to Celebrate at Pridefest 2012

By Marc Sallinger

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