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Court Denies Qualified Immunity to Cop Who Shut Down ACLU Foundation of CT Client’s Speech.
Systemic Issues in Police Transparency Exist and State Should Be Active
In a Precedent-Setting Decision, the District of Connecticut Finds An Ongoing Violation of the Constitutional Rights of Veronica-May Clark, a Transgender Woman in Department of Correction Custody.
ACLU Foundation of Connecticut, Finn Dixon & Herling LLP, and Krieger Lewin LLP Represent Veronica-May Clark, a Transgender Woman in DOC Custody. The Court Previously Held Ms. Clark Was Egregiously Denied Medical Care for Years in Violation of Her Constitutional Rights.
WASHINGTON — The Supreme Court issued a ruling today in Idaho and Moyle v.