News & Commentary
Mar 08, 2022
If You Care About Freedom, You Should Be Asking Why We Don’t Fund Our Public Defender Systems
Four out of five criminal defendants can’t afford a lawyer, but in many places, the system promised to them by our state and federal constitutions is chronically in crisis.
Mar 07, 2022
The White House Can Do More to Expand Voting Access
Biden has made progress implementing his executive order to promoting voting access, but more work is needed.
Mar 07, 2022
We're Suing Wyoming to Challenge the 24/7 Program in Teton County
For people who have been arrested but not convicted, the 24/7 program and its fees looks like a criminal sentence.
By Janna Farley
Mar 07, 2022
Senate File 51 has no place in the Equality State
"I do not want to see my home state become yet another battleground where the law seeks to discriminate against someone because of their gender identity."
Mar 04, 2022
The Governor of Louisiana Must Veto the Proposed Redistricting Maps
Louisiana legislators are further diluting the power of Black voters, rather than correcting this long-standing problem.
Mar 04, 2022
Don't Let Politicians Censor Wyoming's Classrooms
The ability to discuss and debate ideas, even those that some find uncomfortable, is a crucial part of our democracy.
By Antonio Serrano, Antonio Serrano
Mar 02, 2022
My Family Came to Seek Asylum, But Found Danger Instead
An ACLU client shares her family's story of survival while waiting at the border for months as they sought asylum.
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