Five Questions for...ACLU Summer Law Intern Rohit Rajan
July 29, 2016
Rohit Rajan is a summer intern at the ACLU's West Michigan office. A rising second-year law student at Harvard Law School, Rohit says his journey into civil-rights activism started in high school...
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Racial Justice
Five Questions for … ACLU Law Intern Jessica Lewis
July 21, 2016
Meet Jessica Lewis, a rising 3L at Harvard Law School and current ACLU of Michigan summer law intern.
After deciding that corporate law "isn't for me," Jessica shifted her focus to practicing law ...
ISSUES
Racial Justice
In the Face of Chronic Police Brutality, What Is A "Good Cop?"
July 19, 2016
Slave patrols were committees of white men established to monitor, track, capture and torture enslaved Africans. Eventually, these groups supplanted local sheriffs and constables as the primary law...
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Racial Justice
Five Questions for ... ACLU Undergrad Intern Lakyrra Magee
July 15, 2016
Meet Lakyrra Magee, a Social Theory & Practice and Women Studies dual major at the University of Michigan. Lakyrra is one of the ACLU of Michigan’s undergrad interns for the summer of 2016.
How...
ISSUES
Free Speech
Lansing Watchdog: Research Not Rhetoric Should Lead Sex Offender Laws
July 14, 2016
ACLU at the Michigan Capitol – The Week of July 11, 2016
A bill has been introduced in the Michigan Senate, SB 1027 sponsored by Senator Curtis Hertel, Jr., D–East Lansing, that is yet another ill-...
Supreme Court Abortion Rights Ruling is Chance to Build Momentum in Michigan
July 06, 2016
Monday will go down in history as day of celebration. In a total victory for reproductive freedom, the U.S. Supreme Court issued a decisive ruling on Whole Woman's Health v. Hellerstedt, the most...