CLEVELAND– The ACLU of Ohio sent a second letter today to the city of Cleveland seeking public records pertaining to police use of force policy and training, and policy and procedure for the investigation of incidents of police use of force.
KENT— Today, the ACLU of Ohio sent a letter and public records request to Kent State University in response to recent questions about the security of student, faculty, staff and alumni personal information.
CLEVELAND— On Friday, September 23, 2005, the ACLU of Ohio Foundation Inc. sent a letter to the Northfield Center Township Zoning Department demanding it halt its efforts to enforce local zoning laws against Trustee candidate Paul Buescher.
CLEVELAND— Despite claims the prosecution withheld evidence during the murder trial of John Spirko, the Ohio Parole Board recommended yesterday against granting clemency by a vote of 6-3.
CLEVELAND— The ACLU of Ohio announced today that it would no longer accept funding from the United Way amid concerns that the organization would be forced to monitor whether its employees were placed on government terror watch lists.
UPPER ARLINGTON – Today, the ACLU of Ohio sent a letter to the Upper Arlington Library Board of Directors urging the library to continue to make available publications such as Gay People’s Chronicle and Outlook Weekly.