ACLU of Missouri Statement on Stay of Execution of Marcellus Williams

“We are relieved that Governor Eric Greitens stayed the execution of Marcellus Williams to allow for a board of inquiry to review Mr. Williams’ case in light of new evidence. 

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ACLU Sues University City Police for Unlawfully Arresting Black Man

ST. LOUIS — The ACLU of Missouri has filed a lawsuit against the University City Police Department for tackling, unlawfully arresting and violating the rights of a 55-year-old Black man as he walked in an affluent neighborhood.

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ACLU of Missouri Statement on NAACP Travel Advisory to Missouri

The ACLU of Missouri looks at our legal system for constitutional violations and affirms what the NAACP has boldly decided to call out: Missouri’s new discrimination law is a Jim Crow law.  We are saddened the Missouri Legislature chose to continue its mistreatment of people of color and women by passing Senate Bill 43.

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ACLU and the Hazelwood School District

Dear Hazelwood Students, Parents and Community Members,

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Court Grants Class Certification for Department of Corrections Inmates in Hepatitis C Case

The ACLU of Missouri is thrilled the U.S. District Court has approved our certification for a class-action lawsuit against the Missouri Department of Corrections for its inhumane treatment of inmates in their care with hepatitis C.

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Statement from ACLU on Missouri Senate Bill 5

We are extremely disappointed that the Missouri Senate chose to pass SB 5 today.

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U.S. District Court Recognizes Importance of Claims Against Missouri Public Defender System

We applaud the U.S. District Court for its ruling recognizing the important claims against the severely underfunded Missouri Public Defender System.

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About Senate Bill 5

Politicians are throwing up even more restrictive red tape for political gain around abortion access and women’s health in Missouri.

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ACLU of Missouri Seeks Details of Gov. Greitens’ St. Louis Crime Plan

The American Civil Liberties Union of Missouri sent a Sunshine Law request today to the office of Gov. Eric Greitens asking for government transparency on the details of his recently announced plan to use state resources to combat crime in the city of St. Louis.

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