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Statement on Griffith and Chambers v. Nebraska Department of Correctional Services Challenge to Lethal Injection Protocols Under the Administrative Procedure Act

For Immediate Release:

October 18, 2019

ACLU: Nebraska Law Enforcement Training Must Improve to Address Persistent Racial Profiling

For Immediate Release: August 2, 2019 10:15 am cst

Contact: Danielle Conrad, dconrad@aclunebraska.org or 402-476-8091 ext. 102

August 2, 2019

ACLU of Nebraska Launches Website To Empower Transgender Nebraskans

Today the ACLU of Nebraska launched a first of its kind website, transNebraska.org, to empower transgender and gender nonconforming Nebraskans to know and understand their rights.

July 16, 2019

ACLU Study: Implementation of “Abortion Reversal” Laws Raises Serious Questions

Today the ACLU of Nebraska released a report summarizing the so-called “abortion reversal” laws in seven states to monitor implementation of LB 209 passed in Nebraska's 2019 legislative session.

June 11, 2019

ACLU Victory: Federal Court Rules Incarcerated Nebraskans Have Fundamental Right to Marry

Today the ACLU of Nebraska won a lawsuit in federal court on behalf of their clients Paul Gillpatrick and Niccole Wetherell who are Nebraskans incarcerated in state correctional facilities. The Plaintiffs have been engaged since 2012.

June 7, 2019

ACLU of Nebraska Statement on Traffic Stops Report

The Crime Commission has released Traffic Stops in Nebraska as its most recent summary of data covering 428,249 traffic stops reported for 2018. Data reported describes the race of the driver, the reason for the stop, the outcome of the stop, and whether or not searches were conducted.

April 1, 2019