
Legal Docket
For decades, the ACLU Foundation of Northern California has used the courts to protect and expand the rights of all Californians. From fighting against the internment of Japanese Americans, to suing California Highway Patrol for targeting Black and Latinx drivers, the ACLU is building a more just state one lawsuit at a time.
Masters v. CDCR (Death Penalty)
Jarvis Jay Masters, a death-sentenced inmate, and Witness to Innocence, a nonprofit organization composed of and led by exonerated death row inmates and their family members, is challenging California’s new lethal injection regulations.
Read MoreAsian Americans Advancing Justice v. Padilla (Language Assistance)
Visalia Unified School District PRA (Education Equity)
ACLU Foundation of Northern California v. TSA (Electronic Searches)
La Follette v. Padilla (CA Vote-By-Mail Signature Match)
ACLU Foundation of Northern California v. DOJ (Policy on Government Spying)
We’re suing the Justice Department to disclose when the government tells people it electronically spied on them.
Read MoreMinton v. Dignity Health (Sex Discrimination)
Saravia v. Sessions (Due Process for Immigrant Youth)
ACLU Foundation of Northern California v. Madera County Board of Supervisors
League of Women Voters, et al. v. California DMV (Voting Rights)
The ACLU Foundation of Northern California filed suit against the DMV on behalf of several voting rights groups, demanding that voter registration opportunities meet legal requirements.
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