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A federal District Court Judge held that there are significant facts in dispute regarding two stops conducted by Kansas Highway Patrol troopers, a move allowing the ACLU’s case accusing the agency of unlawful detentions and canine searches to proceed.
Officials from the North Lyon County School District notified the ACLU of Kansas of its intention to implement several reforms following a January incident in which a 14-year-old student suffered discrimination on a school bus.
The ACLU of Kansas has sent a letter to the North Lyon County school district notifying officials there that a principal and bus driver violated Title IX of the Education Amendments of 1972 and a student’s Constitutional rights on a school bus.
In a historic move the ACLU of Kansas hopes will normalize the use of executive clemency, Governor Laura Kelly today released three affiliate clients from various state prisons via commutation.
Hours after the ACLU of Kansas warned UberEats to resolve a potentially dangerous problem with its app, the company publicly apologized, appropriately updated our trans client’s app identity, and shared several of its remedial corporate initiatives.
The ACLU of Kansas has warned UberEats, one of the nation’s premiere food delivery services, to resolve a potentially dangerous problem for trans drivers that exists within the app.