ACLU, Families Against Mandatory Minimums warn proposed response to drug lab scandal will cost taxpayers, perpetuate injustice
Alternative approach suggested.
Attorney General: Middleborough’s bylaws on public profanity and disorderly conduct violate First Amendment
ACLU of Massachusetts applauds Attorney General's letter on Middleborough's profanity ban.
Podcast: So you think the government doesn't have a file on you?
Through automatic license plate readers (ALPRs), state, local and federal governments are collecting information about where you go and when--regardless of whether you have broken the law. How do they store this information? How is it secured? How is it used? The ACLU recently sued the U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Homeland Security, seeking answers to these and other questions.
Family of Mark Fernandes McMullen organizes Thursday rally for justice and inquest into his death
Commemorating first anniversary of police shooting, advocates repeat call for independent investigation.
Check out our revised Privacy Statement
We have revised the ACLU of Massachusetts Privacy Statement because we want to clarify and provide more information about our collection, use and protection of information acquired on this website. In addition to clarifying our collection practices, the revisions include a description of our encryption practices.
