Federal Court Reinstates Kentucky Law That Was Designed To Eliminate Abortion Access In The State
The decision forces clinics to apply for a waiver from the health department every 90 days to remain open.
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Massive ACLU-KY Voter Registration Campaign Underway to Register Kentuckians with Past Felony Convictions
ACLU-KY has launched its the most expansive voter registration and engagement campaign in its history. 175,000 Kentuckians with past felony convictions had their voting rights restored in 2019, but simply don't know it yet.
Letter to County Attorney Regarding Unconstitutional Curfew Enforcement
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE:
The ACLU-KY sent a letter today regarding unconstitutional curfew enforcement on September 24th at Louisville’s First Unitarian Church to the Jefferson County Attorney. See a copy of the letter in the PDF below.
Letter to County Attorney And LMPD Regarding Unlawful Movement Restrictions and Checkpoints
The ACLU-KY sent a letter regarding unlawful use of checkpoints and movement restrictions to officials with LMPD and the Jefferson County Attorney’s Office.
Commonwealth of Kentucky Denies Justice for Breonna Taylor
Attorney General Daniel Cameron announced today that LMPD Detective Brett Hankison has been charged with three counts of First-Degree Wanton Endangerment for shooting blindly into apartments neighboring Breonna Taylor’s. No charges were filed against LMPD Officers Myles Cosgrove and Jonathan Matting
Voting Rights Lawsuit Dismissed Now that Voters Can Safely Cast Ballots in November
The following statement can be attributed to ACLU-KY Legal Director Corey Shapiro: