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Feb 10, 2016
The Results Are In: North Carolina’s Law to Drug Test Work First Applicants is a Costly and Mean-Spirited Waste of Time
Early results of a new law that allows North Carolina to drug test people who apply for a program that provides temporary assistance to needy families confirm what the ACLU-NC and others argued at the time of the bill’s passage: it is a wasteful and unnecessary government invasion of privacy.
Feb 10, 2016
The Results Are In: North Carolina’s Law to Drug Test Work First Applicants is a Costly and Mean-Spirited Waste of Time
Early results of a new law that allows North Carolina to drug test people who apply for a program that provides temporary assistance to needy families confirm what the ACLU-NC and others argued at the time of the bill’s passage: it is a wasteful and unnecessary government invasion of privacy.
By Mike Meno
Nov 11, 2015
ACLU Voting Rights Project Director Dale Ho to Keynote ACLU-NC's April 2 Liberty Awards Dinner
Oct 13, 2015
ACLU Brief: Keep Local Government Meetings Open and Welcoming to People of All Beliefs
The Rowan County Commissioners have conducted their public meetings in a way that has not only made many residents feel unwelcome and unequal but has also coerced those in attendance to take part in prayers that do not comport with their personal religious beliefs.
Oct 05, 2015
Civil Rights Lawsuit Against Alamance Sheriff Far From Over
The U.S. Department of Justice announced Friday that it would appeal a judge’s decision to dismiss charges of discriminatory profiling and other civil rights abuses filed against Alamance County Sheriff Terry Johnson
By Mike Meno
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