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Tag:American Civil Liberties Union

Bill Targeting Prices, Wages Set by Surveillance Data Shelved by Colorado Legislature

The bill aimed to prohibit the use of individualized prices or wages based on surveillance data regarding a worker or consumer.

Trump Targets Law Firms with Ties to Political Opponents in Series of Executive Orders

In the past two months, the Trump administration has sanctioned Covington & Burling, Perkins Coie, Paul Weiss and Jenner & Block, along with a number of political opponents.

Attorneys Involved in Supreme Court Rulings Discuss the Recent Term’s Impacts, Implications

Several attorneys representing clients in front of the Supreme Court told Law Week about what the recent decisions mean for regulatory, housing, insurance, employment and copyright law.

Southern Utah Drag Stars Challenge the City of St. George’s Censorship of Performances

Local drag stars filed a lawsuit against the city of St. George, Utah where they want to produce a family friendly drag event.

10th Circuit Affirms Terrorism Convictions Despite Challenges Over Surveillance, Trial Delays

The 10th Circuit upheld a Colorado man's terrorism convictions, rejecting his argument that the government unconstitutionally spied on him.

Supreme Court Declines to Block Texas Heartbeat Act in Blow to Abortion Access

The Supreme Court, in a narrow, late-night vote on Wednesday, rejected a request to block Texas’ restrictive new abortion law.

Judge Orders Weld County Jail to Increase Inmate Protections

Federal Judge Phillip Brimmer in a 39-page ruling required Weld County Sheriff Steve Reams to provide special protection to medically vulnerable inmates in the...

The Implications of Social Contact Tracing

Just as the U.S. economy won’t immediately spring back from the damage done by the coronavirus, companies won’t return straight to normal operations after...