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    • Event

    Breaking Through: Challenging Police Credibility, Misconduct, and Overreach

    A NEW 13-Hour Web Series

    LOCATION: Online Web Training
    DATES: Access any time
    • News Release

    News Release ~ 01/07/2019

    In Landmark Case, Vermont Supreme Court Issues Unanimous Racial Profiling Decision -- Washington, DC (Jan. 7, 2019) – On Friday, January 4, 2019, the Vermont Supreme Court unanimously found that law enforcement can be civilly liable for discriminatory searches and seizures in violation of the Vermont Constitution.

    • Document

    Coalition Letter to Member Chau on Sharing Facial Recognition Technology and Data in CA (April 2020)

    Coalition letter to California Assemblymember Ed Chau regarding disparities and discrimination, abuse, accuracy, information sharing, and other issues in the proposed bill AB 2261 on facial recognition technologies.
    • Document

    Statement to the Congressional Black Caucus on Legislation to Fight Racial Profiling (June 2001)

    NACDL board member William Buckman's written statement to the Congressional Black Caucus regarding racial profiling and law enforcement training.
    • Brief

    Arizona v. United States

    Amicus curiae brief of Arizona Attorneys for Criminal Justice and the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers in support of the respondent, United States of America.
    • News Release

    News Release ~ 01/22/2001

    Written Statement of Edward A. Mallett on behalf of the NACDL before the Senate Committee on the Judiciary - Washington, DC (January 22, 2001) -- As the preeminent organization advancing the mission of the nation’s criminal defense lawyers to ensure justice and due process, the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers appreciates this opportunity to share its concern about justice in America if John Ashcroft is confirmed as Attorney General.
    • News Release

    News Release ~ 12/22/2000

    Documents from NJ case confirm DEA, DOT involvement Bush Justice Department should move to eliminate remnants of racial profiling - Washington, DC (December 22, 2000) -- The Justice Department in the new Bush administration should take immediate action to expunge all remnants of racial profiling from law enforcement training materials, in light of recent testimony and documents revealed in New Jersey which establish a pattern of race-based instruction by federal agencies in training state and local police officers, according to the National Association of Criminal Defense Lawyers.
    • News Release

    News Release ~ 06/11/1999

    Loitering Law Struck Down - Washington, DC (June 11, 1999) -- The U.S. Supreme Court ruled yesterday that Chicago’s “Gang Congregation Ordinance,” prohibiting “criminal street gang members” from “loitering” with one another or with other persons in any public place with “no apparent purpose.” Chicago v. Morales, No. 97-1121.
    • Media

    Under Siege: Police Militarization and Ethnic and Racial Dynamics Part II [webinar]

    Under Siege: The Defense Bar Examines Police Militarization, Ethnic & Racial Dynamics of Sentencing, and Their Impact on Criminal Justice Outcomes – Community Perspective
    • Media

    Under Siege: Police Militarization and Ethnic and Racial Dynamics Part I [webinar]

    Under Siege: The Defense Bar Examines Police Militarization, Ethnic & Racial Dynamics of Sentencing, and Their Impact on Criminal Justice Outcomes – The Issues