John Linko's Blog: A Good Outcome

Read John Linko's blog on the outcome of the ACLU's legal advocacy around Grand Junction's "emergency" ordinances.

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John Linko's Blog: ACLU Weighs In on Ordinances

John Linko, a blogger from Grand Junction writes about the "emergency" ordinances. Read his thoughts here.

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ACLU Launches Nationwide Action Against NSA Snooping on Americans

The ACLU of Colorado Is One of Twenty State Affiliates Urging Local Officials to Investigate Phone Companies’ Cooperation with Spy Agency; FCC Action Also Sought.

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School administrators violate Colorado law, constitutional rights by searching students' text messages

Administrators at Monarch High School are committing felonies under Colorado law and violating students’ privacy by seizing students’ cell phones, reading their text messages, and making transcriptions to place in students’ permanent files, according to a letter sent today by the ACLU of Colorado to the Boulder Valley School District Board of Education.

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Blog post and video with camp residents

Read the blog post and watch the video at Soup Stone Station.

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From the Colorado Springs Gazette: Officers did not violate rights during homeless sweeps

Read Lance Benzel's article about the results of the Colorado Springs Police Department's internal investigation.

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From the Denver Post: ACLU aids inquiry of camp sweeps

Read Alysia Patterson's article about our investigation of the Colorado Springs Police Department.

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Colorado Springs Gazette covers ACLU's investigation

Read Carlyn Ray Mitchell's article about our investigation and legal advocacy around the destruction of private property of the homeless in Colorado Springs.

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ACLU Asks Denver Police Internal Affairs to Re-open Investigation Into Racial Profiling Incident

Today the ACLU of Colorado asked the Denver Police Department's Internal Affairs Bureau to re-open its investigation into two African-American citizens’ complaints of racial profiling arising from a traffic stop on February 13, 2009.

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