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- ACLU of California Takes Immigration Reform Workshops on the Road
- Important Voting Rights Bill Clears Assembly Elections Committee
- California Senate Approves Common Sense Drug Sentencing Reform Bill
- Students, Parents, and Teachers Sue the State of California For Abandoning Thousands of California’s English Learner Schoolchildren
- ACLU Statement on Miranda Rights of Boston Bombings Suspect
- ACLU of California Responds to Gang of 8 Immigration Plan
- National Wave of Complaints Highlights Rampant Abuse by U.S. Customs and Border Protection
- California Failing to Deliver Vital Instruction to Thousands of English Learner Students
- Oceanside Unchains the Melody
- With ACLU’s Rapid Growth Comes New Leader, and Increased Emphasis on Latino Engagement
- U.S. Supreme Court to Review Challenges to DOMA and Prop. 8
- ACLU Files Class Action Lawsuit Challenging Mandatory Immigration Lock-up
- ACLU Advocates for the Right to Challenge Warrantless Wiretapping
- More Cause for Shock and Concern at the Border, says San Diego ACLU
- ACLU to Testify at the United Nations On Human Rights Abuses at the U.S.–Mexico Border
- Freedom of Speech Upheld in ACLU Lawsuit Against Escondido
- Federal Appeals Court Declares “Defense of Marriage Act” Unconstitutional
- San Diego ACLU Statement on Potential SDGE Gag Order
- ACLU Victory: No More Shackles on Pregnant Prisoners
- ACLU Wins Fight to Protect Constitutional Right to Free Public Education in California
- At Prison Realignment’s One-Year Mark, ACLU Says CA Failing to Enact Needed Criminal Justice Reforms
- Governor Brown Signs Abortion Access Bill – SB 623
- San Diego ACLU Celebrates Constitution Day with 400+ Class Discussions
- San Diego ACLU 2012 Ballot Measure Positions
- Parents and Doctors Sue Clovis Unified School District Over Sex Education
- School District Agrees to Ensure Equal Opportunity for English Learners
- Escondido’s Special Events Permitting Ordinance Unconstitutionally Restricts Free Speech
- A Picture Is Worth a Thousand Words: So SDPD, Let Photojournalists “Speak”
- Constitution Protects All People from Unjustified, Deadly Force at the Border
- San Diego ACLU Says Health Care Decision “Especially Welcome” for Women, Minorities
- SB 35 Will Increase Voter Registration Opportunities
- Escondido’s Planned Shift to District Elections Needs Some More Work
- Federal Appeals Court Strikes Down DOMA
- Poway School District & the ACLU Resolve iPad Concern
- Parents and Teachers Sue School District, California for Violating Students’ Right to Equal Education Opportunities
- New Poll Confirms 70% Support for Revising CA’s Drug Laws, Across Party And Geographic Lines
- Not-So-Subtle Campaign to Pressure Parents to Cough Up for iPads
- ACLU Attorneys React to Argument at Supreme Court on Arizona’s Anti-Immigrant Law
- Revising CA’s Drug Penalty: Time to Treat the Problem
- ACLU of California Hits the Capitol
- Surprising Coalition of Free Speech Advocates Join to Protect Marine’s Rights
- ACLU Releases Cell Phone Tracking Documents From 200 Police Departments Nationwide
- Escondido’s Self-Audit Raises More Serious Concerns of Transparency and Accountability
- The ACLU Responds to the Killing of Trayvon Martin
- Public Safety Can Be Strengthened with Realignment
- ACLU to Escondido: Show Us Your Papers
- Californians Sentenced Under Realignment Have the Right to Vote, Argue Civil Rights Advocates
- SAFE CA Campaign to Replace Death Penalty Submits 800,000 Signatures to Qualify for November Ballot
- Federal Appeals Court Says California Marriage Ban is Unconstitutional
- Free Speech Prevails for Students Throughout San Diego
- City Council Celebrates 100 Years of Free Speech in San Diego
- Judge Rules that State Must Begin to Dismantle Its ‘Pay to Learn’ System
- Important Ruling on Immigrants’ Right to Be Free from Arbitrary Detention
- Castro “Terrorism” Label is Echoed by U.S.
- Court Grants Class-Action Status to Mentally Ill Immigrant Detainees
- Judge Approves Homeless Property Class Action Settlement
- H-E-L-L-O: Students Have a Right to Privacy in Their Cell Phones
- EMPOWER San Diego Names ACLU “Progressive Champion of the Year”
- 1st Amendment Doesn’t Permit Censorship Based on Disgust
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- Jun 07
San Diego ACLU Turns 80!
Help celebrate our 80th year protecting civil rights in San Diego & Imperial!
- Jun 07
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25 May 2013, 1:03 am
RT @ACLUaz: We won! Federal court ruled #Arpaio and #MCSO engaged in racial profiling, violated US #Constitution http://t.co/A8I1aZKs5w