Pivotal Michigan Case Decided Wiretaps Must Be Approved
Judge Damon Keith ruling was key in establishing legal precedent
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Courts Use Cohabitation Law to Restrict Father's Visitation Rights
DETROIT - The American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan is appealing to the Michigan Supreme Court on behalf of a divorced man whose overnight visitation with his children has been restricted by the Michigan Court of Appeals. The court order, based on an antiquated law which criminalizes "lewd
ACLU Files Lawsuit in Defense of Catholic Man Coerced to Convert
DETROIT – After exhausting all avenues in the Michigan courts, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan announced today that it has filed a federal lawsuit on behalf of a Catholic man who was criminally punished for not completing a Pentecostal drug rehabilitation program.
Appeals Court Puts Domestic Partnership Benefits Case on Hold and Fast Track
October 31, 2005 - Press Release
ACLU Applauds Introduction of Bills to Reform Juvenile Life Without Parole
One year after the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan released their report, “Second Chances,” which calls attention to the over 300 juveniles living out life sentences in Michigan prisons with no hope of rehabilitation or release, legislation was introduced in Lansing today to correct th
Marriage Amendment Does Not Reach the Workplace
Judge Rules Same-Sex Partners Will Keep Benefits
September 27, 2005 - Press Release