ACLU Launches Investigations into Government Spying
CLEVELAND– The ACLU of Ohio has announced a new investigation into documented government spying on two Northeast Ohio peace groups.
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Anti-Terror Program Increases Surveillance
COLUMBUS—The Ohio Department of Public Safety recently announced a new initiative called, “See Something, Say Something,” which encourages Ohio residents to call a toll free line if they witness something they believe is “suspicious.”
ACLU of Ohio Launches Investigation into Government Spying
CLEVELAND– At a news conference today, the ACLU of Ohio announced an investigation into reported government spying in Ohio, in particular Cleveland and Akron.
Documents Show Ohio BMV Wary of REAL ID
CLEVELAND– The ACLU has obtained documents that further confirm that the REAL ID Act will be difficult to implement, cause a heavy financial burden on Ohio state taxpayers and will further complicate the system currently in place for drivers to obtain their license in Ohio.
Ohio General Assembly Passes Patriot Act
COLUMBUS– Yesterday, in the final hours before the holiday recess, the Ohio General Assembly voted to pass the Ohio Patriot Act. The bill has come under intense criticism from civil liberties groups, immigrant rights advocates, and conservative organizations.
ACLU Victorious in Bush/Cheney Political Sign Case
HUDSON, OH– The Fifth District Court of Appeals ruled yesterday that an ordinance restricting the size of political signs in the City of Hudson was unconstitutional. The ACLU of Ohio brought the case on behalf of Karen Arshnikoff, whose husband Alex is Chairman of the Summit County GOP.