ACLU Supports Issue One in Toledo
The ACLU of Ohio offers its full support for Issue One, the initiative to decriminalize cannabis in the city of Toledo.
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ACLU Investigation Uncovers Lack of Policies, Training for RTA Officers in Crowd Control
CLEVELAND—After reviewing records obtained from the Greater Cleveland’s Regional Transit Authority concerning an RTA police officer’s use of pepper spray against a crowd at the Movement for Black Lives Convening on July 26, the ACLU has discovered the RTA does not have crowd-control policies in p
ACLU Complaint Leads to Ohio Children with Disabilities to Receive Required Education
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Department of Education released its findings this week from an in-depth investigation that 13 Cuyahoga County school districts, one school district in Dayton, and the Cuyahoga County Juvenile Detention Center failed to meet the special education requirements of 159 students hou
Anti-Abortion Terrorism Exposed in New Book by Law Professor David Cohen
Professor of Law David S. Cohen will speak at Case Western Reserve University School of Law about his new book exposing the harrowing daily realities faced by abortion providers across the United States.
ACLU Questions Upper Arlington’s Removal of Signs Critical of Government From Private Yards
COLUMBUS—The American Civil Liberties Union of Ohio sent a letter today to the city manager and city attorney of Upper Arlington to express concern over the city’s recent removal of political signs from front yards, without proper notification to residents.
Lessons Learned: Preparing for the 2016 Republican National Convention
CLEVELAND— In less than one year from now, Cleveland will host the 2016 Republican National Convention. A political gathering of this magnitude has the potential to bring with it a variety of civil liberties violations, and the ACLU of Ohio has begun to prepare.