ACLU Announces Departure of Executive Director Dave Noble

Noble to join Biden Administration as Peace Corps Chief of Staff

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The Ongoing Fight for Affordable Water

Why the ACLU of Michigan and others are still suing Detroit.

By Curt Guyette

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Immigrant Lives at Risk

Scathing Report Reveals Dangers Inside Calhoun County Jail During Pandemic

By Rohit Rajan

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Setting the Pace for Prosecutors

How the Washtenaw County is striving to provide true justice for all.

By Shelli Weisberg

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Prosecutor Transparency Project

The Washtenaw County Prosecutor’s Office is committed to building a data-informed prosecutor’s office that prioritizes equity, fairness, and harm reduction. Towards that end, the Prosecutor’s Office is partnering with independent  researchers on two separate—but related—projects: (1) a robust study into racial disparities in Washtenaw County’s legal system, and (2) the identification, and publication, of performance and equity-based metrics. 

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ACLU Applauds Governor Gretchen Whitmer for Signing Criminal Legal Reform Legislation that Will Reduce Mass Incarceration and Systemic Racism

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 04, 2020  CONTACT: Daniel Jackson, djackson@aclumich.org DETROIT, Mich. – The American Civil Liberties Unio

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Savoring a Smart Justice Victory and Looking Ahead

It has been a long road to passing critical legislation that sets the course for reforming Michigan’s unjust criminal legal system, which senselessly puts far too many people behind bars, especially Black and brown people.  

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ACLU Applauds Michigan Lawmakers For Passing Criminal Legal Reform Legislation

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE CONTACT: Daniel Jackson, djackson@aclumich.orgDETROIT, Mich. – The American Civil Liberties Union o

People. Not Prisons.

Holding Prosecutors Accountable

For most of my life I paid little attention to our criminal legal system. Like most Americans, I naively believed that the system was equitable, with people who commit crimes getting what they rightly deserve at the hands of prosecutors dedicated to pursuing justice in a way that is fair.  Now that my family has 

By Shawn Barerra-Leaf

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