Advancement Project, ACLU Demand St. Louis County Board of Election Commissioners Protect Voters’ Rights

ST. LOUIS –  The Advancement Project and ACLU of Missouri sent a letter today to St. Louis County Board of Election Commissioners insisting they immediately address voting interference by poll workers in today’s primary election.

Letter to Board of Elections

Letter of Smart Justice Reforms to St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney

Dear Mr. Bell:

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When Prosecuting Attorneys Push Back, We Bring Out the Facts

When St. Louis County Prosecuting Attorney Bob McCulloch told a local radio station that he ended cash bail for misdemeanor cases, we knew it wasn’t true.

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Q&A with Dr. Sharonica Hardin-Bartley of University City Schools

“Are the children well?”

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Recommendations to Students for Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline

School is stressful. Students have to juggle the pressures of performing well academically and finding where they fit in socially.

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ACLU of Missouri Finds Public Schools Continue to Unequally Discipline Students

Analysis shows a disproportionate increase in disciplinary actions for students of color, students with disabilities

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Recommendations to Parents and Guardians for Breaking the School-to-Prison Pipeline

Being a parent isn’t easy. Trying to make sure your kid eats their vegetables, does their homework, and goes to bed on time can be exhausting.

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Recommendations for students with disabilities and disability rights advocates

Having a disability is never an excuse to deny someone their rights.

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Court Rejects Missouri Department of Corrections’ Attempts to Toss Lawsuit Challenging Secretive Execution Practices

ST. LOUIS — The ACLU of Missouri lauds today’s U.S. Court of Appeals decision allowing a lawsuit to proceed that challenges the Missouri Department of Corrections’ policy permitting the rejection of execution witnesses based on their beliefs.

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