City of Lansing Approves Human Rights Ordinance
The ACLU of Michigan applauds the work of the Lansing City Council in passing a human rights ordinance last evening by a unanamous vote of 8-0.
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Michigan Judge Threatens $2 Million Fine for Inadequate Prison Health Care
The American Civil Liberties Union National Prison Project and two Ann Arbor civil rights attorneys, Patricia Streeter and Michael Barnhart, today lauded a ruling by a Michigan judge calling for improvements to deficient prison health care.
Lansing Resident's Rights Violated After Eviction Without Court Order
Detroit — The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan today filed a lawsuit against two Lansing police officers on behalf of a Lansing resident who was evicted from his home by police without a court order
Bush Wiretapping Program Violates Federal Laws and the Constitution, Says ACLU
DETROIT - The American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of Michigan today urged a federal appeals court to uphold a lower court ruling declaring the government's warrantless National Security Agency wiretapping program illegal, calling the government's assertion of unchecked spying powers "radi
ACLU Files Lawsuit Against Fenton’s Unconstitutional Sign Ordinance
DETROIT — The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan filed a lawsuit yesterday against the City of Fenton challenging the enforcement of its political sign ordinance after city officials ignored a letter urging the city to amend its ordinance and protect the rights of its residents.
Citing Improvements to Law, ACLU Withdraws Section 215 Case
Citing Improvements to Law, ACLU Withdraws Section 215 Case and Vows to Fight Individual Orders