Restriction of Rights
The ACLU's National Prison Project is the only national litigation program on behalf of prisoners. Since 1972, the NPP has represented more than 100,000 men, women and children. The NPP continues to fight unconstitutional conditions and the "lock 'em up" mentality that prevails in the legislatures.
4/14/2010 | Alabama, South Carolina | HIV/AIDS Discrimination, Restriction of Rights
ACLU And Human Rights Watch Report Calls On South Carolina And Alabama To Stop Segregating Prisoners With HIV
4/14/2010 | Alabama, South Carolina | HIV/AIDS Discrimination, Restriction of Rights
In Alabama and South Carolina, Separate and Unequal
3/17/2010 | Mississippi | Restriction of Rights
Mississippi Ends Draconian Segregation Policy Against Prisoners with HIV
3/1/2010 | Arizona | Abortion, Medical Care, Pregnancy, Restriction of Rights, Women in Prison
We'll be Watching You, Sheriff Arpaio
12/16/2009 | Conditions of Confinement, Restriction of Rights
House Introduces Crucial Prison Litigation Reform Legislation
4/14/2010 | Alabama, South Carolina | HIV/AIDS Discrimination, Restriction of Rights
ACLU And Human Rights Watch Report Calls On South Carolina And Alabama To Stop Segregating Prisoners With HIV
12/16/2009 | Conditions of Confinement, Restriction of Rights
House Introduces Crucial Prison Litigation Reform Legislation
11/12/2009 | Religion & Belief, Restriction of Rights
ACLU Demands Information About Bureau of Prisons Attempts to Ban Religious Material
10/2/2009 | Arkansas | Reproductive Freedom, Restriction of Rights, Women in Prison
Federal Appeals Court Condemns Shackling Of Pregnant Prisoners In Labor
9/2/2009 | Arizona | Censorship, Restriction of Rights
Publisher Sues Corrections Corporation of America Over Censorship of Books Sent to Prisoners
7/9/2009 | Virginia | Restriction of Rights
ACLU Seeks End To Censorship Of Religious Material By Virginia Jail
4/14/2010 | Alabama, South Carolina | HIV/AIDS Discrimination, Restriction of Rights
In Alabama and South Carolina, Separate and Unequal
3/17/2010 | Mississippi | Restriction of Rights
Mississippi Ends Draconian Segregation Policy Against Prisoners with HIV
3/1/2010 | Arizona | Abortion, Medical Care, Pregnancy, Restriction of Rights, Women in Prison
We'll be Watching You, Sheriff Arpaio
6/18/2009 | Indiana | Restriction of Rights
Benkahla v. Federal Bureau of Prisons, et al. - Amended Complaint
9/5/2008 | California Northern, California Southern | Restriction of Rights
Van de Kamp v. Goldstein - ACLU Amicus Brief
8/4/2009 | Virginia | Restriction of Rights
Letter from Rappahannock Regional Jail Superintendent Joseph Higgs Jr.
7/9/2009 | Virginia | Restriction of Rights
ACLU Letter Demanding Virginia Jail Stop Censoring Religious Materials Sent To Prisoners
6/18/2009 | Indiana | Restriction of Rights
Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Abandoned by the Government
6/18/2009 | Indiana | Restriction of Rights
Comments of Civil Liberties Groups on Limited Communication for Terrorist Inmates
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