The National Association of Social Workers (NASW) and Women Have Options – Ohio (WHO/O) File Federal Lawsuit Challenging Lebanon’s Anti-Abortion Ordinance
The groups are represented by the ACLU of Ohio and Democracy Forward.
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ACLU of Ohio Places Bail Reform Billboard Advertisement in Capitol Square, Drawing Distinctions Between Positive and Negative Proposals
The ACLU of Ohio placed a billboard advertisement in Capitol Square, endorsing proactive bail reform bills Senate Bill 182 and House Bill 315, and rejecting House Joint Resolution 2.
Voting Rights Groups Challenge “Fifth” Set of General Assembly Maps, Which Were Already Rejected by Ohio Supreme Court as Unconstitutional Gerrymanders
COLUMBUS, Ohio — Today, the ACLU of Ohio, the American Civil Liberties Union, and Covington & Burling LLP filed objections to the “fifth” set of legislative district maps, adopted by the Ohio Redistricting Commission on Thursday, May 5.
ACLU of Ohio Files Lawsuit on behalf of Equitas Health Challenging ‘Healthcare Denial Law’ for Violating Ohio Constitution’s Single-Subject Rule
We filed a lawsuit challenging the so-called ‘medical conscience clause,’ which was snuck into Ohio’s biennial 2022-2023 budget, for violating the Ohio Constitution.
Voting Rights Groups File Motion for Contempt Asking Ohio Supreme Court to Order Redistricting Commission to Show Cause and Immediately Convene and Produce Fifth Legislative Map
A motion was filed with the Ohio Supreme Court, requesting that the Ohio Redistricting Commission show cause as to why they shouldn’t be held in contempt, for failing to follow the April 14 order requiring the Commission to convene.
Federal Court Withholds Intervention in Legislative Redistricting Process Until May 28; If Commission Fails to Produce Fair Map by The New Deadline, an already Rejected, Unconstitutional Version Will be Used in Primary
In a 2-1 decision, a federal three-judge panel announced that it would not intervene in the legislative redistricting process until at least May 28.