ACLU v. DHS - FOIA re: Hunger Strike Documents from the Bureau of Prisons
Weir v. United States - Challenging Inhumane Detention Conditions and Property Destruction by U.S. Coast Guard
Coast Guard Seizure FOIA Request
District of Columbia v. Johnson - Defending Protestor’s First Amendment Right to Burn the U.S. Flag
Price v. Gupton - Challenging Warrantless Search of Residential Property Belonging to Mother Whose Son Had Just Been Killed by D.C. Police
Baxter v. Bracey - Challenge to Qualified Immunity Doctrine, Which Shields Officials from Accountability When They Violate the Constitution
Gordon v. United States - Enforcement of the Equal Pay Act to Eliminate Sex-Based Pay Disparity
Arthur v. District of Columbia Housing Authority - Asserting Disability Rights Claim For Deaf Public-Housing Tenant Denied Visits from Her Son Because She Couldn’t Hear Her Phone
The ACLU-DC and the law firm of Arnold & Porter filed a lawsuit against the D.C. Housing Authority (DCHA) for violations of the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) and the D.C. Human Rights Act on behalf of Evelyn Arthur, a 77-year-old deaf woman living in D.C. public housing.
ACLU-DC v. Department of Justice - FOIA Re: Shackling Of Detainees In Court Appearances
