ACLU of Delaware

The ACLU of Delaware is appealing two FOIA request denials from the Delaware Department of Correction.

The ACLU of Delaware files a lawsuit against the City of Wilmington and the Wilmington Police Department for purportedly restricting First Amendment rights of a local community organizer.

As President-elect Donald Trump prepares to take office, the ACLU of Delaware begins discussing potential state protections to any policy changes from the new administration.

The lawsuit said the statutes infringed upon First Amendment rights. The Attorney General said she and the DOJ will propose new legislation in the next legislative session.

The ACLU of Delaware expands free speech protections in Wilmington after coming to an agreement with the Riverfront Development Corporation.

The U.S. District Court for Delaware rejects in-person ballot access for eligible incarcerated voters, but their voting rights appear protected.

ACLU Deputy Policy and Advocacy Director John Reynolds says enacting the Clean Slate Act was a huge step for Delaware, but there are still some unanswered questions about the process.

ACLU of Delaware’s Cozen Voting Rights Fellow Andrew Bernstein says although the organization is disappointed the court did not address if the voting laws are actually constitutional, they are excited the options will be available this election.

The ACLU’s complaint calls for an investigation into the Delaware Department of Education's lack of access to Listening and Spoken Language services and over-referrals to Delaware School for the Deaf.

Multiple organizations oppose Senate Bill 100 which seeks to increase the penalties for possession and sale of large quantities of fentanyl, heroin, cocaine, and other illegal drugs.