Court Hears Arguments on Legality of NSA Spying Program for the First Time Ever
ACLU says, "No One is Above the Law, Not Even the President"
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ACLU of Michigan Calls on Senators Carl Levin and Debbie Stabenow to Investigate
DETROIT – The ACLU of Michigan has joined a coalition of more than 20 organizations nationwide in opposition of the illegal spying program conducted by the National Security Agency (NSA). Executive Director of the ACLU of Michigan, Kary L.
ACLU Spying, Secrecy and Presidential Powers' Town Halls to Host John Dean
This weekend, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan and Cooley Law School will present two town hall meetings entitled “Spying, Secrecy and Presidential Powers” with John W.
ACLU Settles "Biking While Black" Case, Teens Finally Given Closure
DETROIT— Eight years after the “bicycling while black” lawsuit was filed in district court on behalf of black teenagers, it has finally been settled in an out of court agreement.
ACLU Launches Nationwide Action Against NSA Snooping on Americans' Phone Calls
DETROIT -- Responding to reports that phone companies are enabling illegal government spying by turning over private details about Americans’ telephone calls to the National Security Agency, the American Civil Liberties Union today sent a letter to the Federal Communications Commission demanding
Prosecutor Grants ACLU Request to Dismiss Charge
Detroit -- In response to an ACLU of Michigan letter, the Calhoun County Prosecutor agreed to drop charges today against Thomas Little, a Marshall resident who was charged with a crime for displaying an American flag upside down during an anti-war protest.