Transcripts of Haddad Hearings Remain Out of Public's Reach
April 10, 2002 - Press Release
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ACLU Victory Will Open Immigration Proceedings
DETROIT – Freedom of speech and freedom of the press won out when a federal district judge ruled late today that it is unconstitutional to block public access to immigration hearings.
"Cussing Canoeist" Conviction Reversed
DETROIT -- The Michigan Court of Appeals ruled today that the law used to convict Timothy Boomer, the “cussing canoeist”, was vague, failed to provide fair notice of what conduct is prohibited and impinges on First Amendment freedoms.
Michigan Court of Appeals Will Hear Appeal in People v. Timothy Boomer
On Wednesday, March 6, the Michigan Court of Appeals will hear the ACLU's appeal in People v. Timothy Boomer. At issue in the case is whether Michigan's "improper language" statute is unconstitutional.
ACLU Sues Ypsilanti Housing Commission for Evicting Victim of Domestic Violence
DETROIT — Today the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan sued the Ypsilanti Housing Commission (Commission) for evicting Aronica Warren from her apartment, which was managed by the Commission, af
ACLU Warns Legislature to Proceed Cautiously
Detroit – In anticipation of next week’s Judiciary Committee agenda in the Michigan Senate, the American Civil Liberties Union of Michigan sent a letter today urging legislators to proceed cautiously as they begin the public hearings on the Anti-Terrorism Act.