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Making Sure the Revolution Gets Televised
The powerful images that are fueling a new civil rights movement rely on private companies to see the light of day.
Why Broadband Carriers are a Menace to Privacy
The problem facing ISPs, and why their solution is dangerous for consumers.
ACLU Supports State of Utah in Legal Showdown With DEA Over Medical Privacy
When it comes to prescription drug records, Utah has far more respect for the Fourth Amendment than the federal government.
Good Police Body Camera Laws and Policies? They Do Exist!
We are often asked, “are there any good state laws and departmental policies you can point us to?”
DOJ’s Data-Sharing Proposal Threatens Privacy of Americans and Citizens Around the World
The DOJ has introduced legislation that would make it easier for foreign governments to acquire data stored by U.S companies.
ACLU FOIA Seeks Information About How Government Launders Evidence
'Parallel construction' is the government’s practice of falsifying a trail of evidence to conceal surveillance techniques
ACLU Challenges Computer Crimes Law That is Thwarting Research on Discrimination Online
Our plaintiffs want to investigate websites for discriminatory practices, but they often can’t.
How Patent Law Held Back Communications Technology
A technology legend’s status hinged on a time stamp and legal shenanigans, not a stroke of genius.
