ACLU Gets Stung in Wisconsin
Supreme Court justices declined to hear a challenge to an appeals court’s decision upholding Wisconsin’s photo voter ID law.
ACRU: College Officials Who Resist Equal Protection Are Like ‘Racist Throwbacks’
“‘Progressive’ elitists display a religious devotion to permanent racial preferences and quotas,” says brief at the Supreme Court.
ACRU v. Terrell County (TX) — Consent Decree
ALEXANDRIA, VA. (March 15, 2015) — The American Civil Rights Union has won a lawsuit against Terrell County, Texas for violating the National Voter Registration Act (Motor Voter Law). The county, according to the suit, has more registered voters than age-eligible citizens.
Read consent decree. (PDF 174 KB)
ACRU: Count Citizens—Not Illegals—When Creating Legislative Districts
Brief urges U.S. Supreme Court to hear challenge to Texas’ use of “total population” in allocating legislative seats.
State of North Carolina, et al. v. League of Women Voters of North Carolina, et al
WASHINGTON, D.C. (Feb. 4, 2015) — The U.S. Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals was mistaken when it overruled a District Court’s opinion upholding a law reforming North Carolina’s voting process just before the 2014 election, the American Civil Rights Union argues in a brief filed Feb. 4, 2015 urging the U.S. Supreme Court to hear the state’s appeal.
READ THE AMICUS BRIEF HERE. (PDF 111KB)
ACRU Urges High Court to Take North Carolina Voter Law Case
‘The bald truth is that the suit by the Plaintiffs in this matter involves a carefully planned, open revolt’ against the Court’s 2013 Shelby v. Holder ruling.
ACRU to Court: Stop President from Usurping Congress' Legislative Power on Obamacare
In a brief submitted today, the American Civil Rights Union asks the U.S. Supreme Court to stop President Obama from obliterating the separation of powers doctrine in the Constitution.
ACRU: Obamacare Panel Is Direct Attack on Constitution
The most comprehensive assault on the Separation of Powers Doctrine, in the history of American law.
ACRU: Court Erred in Texas Disparate Impact Case
Law prohibits only “intentional discrimination,” brief says.
ACRU: Court’s Taking Case on Obamacare Subsidies ‘May Be Just the Right Medicine’
In a major development that may bode well for reining in the Affordable Care Act (ACA), the U. S. Supreme Court has agreed to hear a challenge based on the creation of federal health insurance exchanges.