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The ACLU of Michigan files lawsuits that impact people’s rights by setting a legal precedent, or affecting the policies and actions of public officials. Our current Fall 2019 Legal Docket details our legal cases and actions taken in 2018 - 2019. You may also view our past legal dockets here.
Anuja Rajendra came in third place last summer in the Democratic primary for a state senate seat.
For citizens who want to advocate for political change at the local level, the First Amendment right to neighborhood canvassing is crucial.
After the State of Michigan stripped the residents of Flint of their ability to elect local representatives, state-appointed offic
The people of Flint are charged the highest water rates in the country even though the water flowing through their pipes was unsafe to drink and 40 percent of residents live below the poverty line.
For nearly fifty years, Michigan’s Constitution has strictly prohibited taxpayer funding of private and religious schools.
In November 2018 the ACLU of Michigan filed a friend-of-the-court brief in the Sixth Circuit supporting a group of students in Detroit who are suing the state over its lack of support for literacy in the public schools.
