Publication
Jan 31, 2018
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  • Criminal Justice Law Reform|
  • +1 Issue

District attorney 101: the power they wield

District Attorneys are among the most powerful people in the criminal legal system in Massachusetts, and play a major role in determining the way criminal cases are initiated and ultimately resolved.
Publication
Dec 21, 2017
Olivia Santoro speaks to room of volunteers
  • Immigrants' Rights

Time and time again, ACLU volunteers answer the call to action

The energy and commitment of our volunteers over the last year helped build the ACLU of Massachusetts’ capacity to work on new campaigns and projects, and face new challenges head on.
Publication
Dec 6, 2017
Donald Trump 2016 RNC speech
  • Reproductive Freedom

"Nobody has more respect for women than Donald Trump." We disagree.

Already during his short tenure in office, his policies have advocated for blatant discrimination against women – limiting their access to preventative healthcare. President Trump’s words speak for themselves.
Publication
Dec 1, 2017
Farak Press Conference
  • Criminal Justice Law Reform

One chemist. Two prosecutors. Eleven district attorneys. Thousands of wrongful convictions.

Publication
Nov 29, 2017
Social media icons on cell phone screen
  • Free Speech and Expression

Can a government official block you on Twitter?

More often than not, the First Amendment traffics in nuance, detail, and government intent. In applying it to the internet, we should expect nothing less.
Publication
Oct 17, 2017
Boston City Hall
  • Criminal Justice Law Reform|
  • +6 Issues

Boston candidates share where they stand on policing issues

Publication
Sep 19, 2017
Boston Police Officer
  • Freedom of Religion and Belief|
  • +4 Issues

Coalition urges Boston Police Department to protect vulnerable communities from Trump

Publication
May 10, 2017
Carol Rose 2017 Headshot
  • Immigrants' Rights

Sanctuary cities need not fear a new federal bully

In Massachusetts, we’re not afraid of bullies; after all, we’re championing freedom in communities and courtrooms.
Publication
Apr 17, 2017
Annie Dookhan and attorney
  • Criminal Justice Law Reform

The Entire Criminal Justice System Is Tainted, Not Just The Dookhan Convictions