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Cops Connected to Raid that Killed Breonna Taylor Falsified Paperwork, Conspired to Lie, and Violated Civil Rights Laws: DOJ

Aaron KellerAug 4th
President Biden Signs Emmett Till Anti-Lynching Act into Federal Law — Here’s What the Law Says

Elura NanosMar 30th
Indiana Law Now Says Pregnant Inmates Can’t Be Shackled to a Bed During Childbirth

Elura NanosMar 11th
Judge Temporarily Shields Family and Psychologist from Texas Governor’s Order on Transgender Care for Youth

Adam KlasfeldMar 2nd
Tennessee Couple Hoping to Adopt Says State-Funded Agency Denied Them Because They Are Jewish

Marisa SarnoffJan 21st
Federal Judge Dismisses Case of Christian Photographer Who Refuses to Take Pictures of Same-Sex Weddings

Marisa SarnoffDec 17th
Federal Appeals Court Upholds Conviction Based on Evidence Derived from Warrantless Surveillance

Marisa SarnoffDec 9th
Feds Return $30K Life Savings to New Orleans Man After Yearlong Wrongful Seizure: Lawyer

Marisa SarnoffOct 29th
Michigan Prisons Must Provide Kosher Meals to Jewish Inmates on Holidays, Federal Appeals Court Rules

Marisa SarnoffOct 12th
Louisville Pays $75K to Settle Federal Discrimination Lawsuit Over 2018 Traffic Stop and Search of Black Couple: Report

Marisa SarnoffOct 11th
N.H. Woman Allegedly Called 9-Year-Old Black Child the N-Word, Then Threatened to ‘Kneel on His Neck’

Jerry LambeOct 9th
North Carolina Court Issues Permanent Injunction Against State’s Voter ID Law Because of ‘Discriminatory Purpose’ Against Black Residents

Colin KalmbacherSep 17th
Michigan Teacher Who Cut Child’s Hair at School Now Faces $1 Million Civil Rights Lawsuit

Elura NanosSep 17th
Conservative Appeals Court Allows Michigan to Enforce Ban on Paid Transportation to the Polls in Loss for Voting Rights Advocates

Colin KalmbacherJul 20th
Appeals Court Affirms Immunity for Cops Who Tased Gasoline-Soaked Man and Burned Him to Death

Elura NanosJul 7th
A Doctor Won a $2.75 Million Discrimination Verdict Against a Hospital. A Judge Threw It Out. Now, the Hospital Wants Him to Pay.

Adam KlasfeldJun 28th
DOJ Sues Georgia Over Voting Restrictions — Exactly Eight Years After the Supreme Court ‘Gutted’ the Voting Rights Act

Colin KalmbacherJun 25th
Civil Rights Groups Target ‘Demonic’ Florida Voting Restrictions as ‘Intentional Racial Discrimination’ in Lawsuit

Colin KalmbacherMay 19th
Biden Administration Announces $1.5 Billion Plan to Expand Access to Lawyers and Courts

Adam KlasfeldMay 18th
Senate Judiciary Committee Hears Kristen Clarke’s Nomination to Lead DOJ Civil Rights Division. She Would Be the First Black Woman to Hold That Post.

Adam KlasfeldApr 14th