ACLU of North Dakota Supports Civil Asset Forfeiture Reform

Civil forfeiture allows police to seize — and then keep or sell — any property they allege is involved in a crime. House Bill 1286 would protect innocent property owners from being unjustly deprived of their property.

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Our Position on the Constitutionality of Amendment XIV

As North Dakota lawmakers consider House Bill 1521 and Senate Bill 2148, the ACLU of North Dakota has serious concerns about the implementation of Amendment XIV and its constitutionality under the U.S. Constitution.

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Legislative Bingo

We made crossing off your legislative action list a little more fun.

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The Election is Over. Now What?

Our democracy depends on people staying engaged after Election Day. With the North Dakota legislative session beginning in just a few weeks, we all still have a job to do.

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Election 2018: What you need to know

Voting is a fundamental right of our democracy. But the right to vote only matters if you exercise it.

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We Don't Take First Amendment Rights Lightly.

Now more than ever, it seems, it’s hard to have a conversation about politics and current events.

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ACLU of North Dakota Opposes Measure 1

Constitutional mandate has potential to violate First Amendment rights of all North Dakotans

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We the People: Kadyn Wittman

Kadyn Wittman is from Wilmar, Minn. She has been a part of the ACLU of North Dakota for over two years and in 2018, started a new position within the team.

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We the People: Andrew Malone

Georgia native Andrew Malone joined the ACLU of North Dakota team in August. He is equipped to defend civil liberties for all North Dakotans and ready to take time and explore this great state.

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