ACLU-KY Review Finds Serious Constitutional Issues In Public School "Bible Literacy" Classes

The American Civil Liberties Union of Kentucky (ACLU-KY) has notified the Kentucky Department of Education (KDE) of serious fundamental and constitutional issues with “Bible Literacy” courses in some of Kentucky’s Public Schools after an Open Records Act investigation.

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Anti-LGBT Judge Found Guilty of Misconduct

Anti-LGBT Judge Mitchell Nance has been found guilty of judicial misconduct. Earlier this year, Nance issued a general order recusing himself from any adoption cases involving gay parents. The Judicial Conduct Commission issued a public reprimand. Nance resigned his seat on the bench December 16th.

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Justice Work Group Issues Final Report

After weeks of study and discussion, the CJPAC Kentucky Justice Reinvestment Work Group has released their final report.  It contains 22 data-driven policy recommendations aimed at improving public safety by holding offenders accountable and reducing recidivism.

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CJPAC JUSTICE REINVESTMENT WORK GROUP RECOMMENDATIONS

After weeks of study and discussion, the CJPAC Kentucky Justice Reinvestment Work Group has released their final report.  It contains 22 data-driven policy recommendations aimed at improving public safety by holding offenders accountable and reducing recidivism.

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Board of Directors Accepting Nominations

The ACLU of Kentucky invites energetic civil libertarians to run for election to the Board of Directors.

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2017 Annual Report

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Fall 2017 Newsletter

Fall 2017 edition of The Torch

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KENTUCKY PRISON POPULATION PROJECTED TO GROW BY 4,400 IN THE NEXT DECADE AT A COST OF MORE THAN $600M

11/29/2017 Press Release from the Commonwealth of Kentucky Justice & Public Safety Cabinet

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Trump Administration Threatens to Revoke Louisville Law Enforcement Funding Over Immigration Reforcement

The Department of Justice issued letters to 29 jurisdictions, including Metro Louisville, threatening to withhold federal law enforcement grant money over these jurisdictions’ supposed non-compliance with a federal law that prohibits policies that restrict the sharing of “information regarding . . . citizenship or immigration status.”

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