As part of our work in the defense of civil liberties, the ACLU of Georgia issues reports, position papers, booklets and advocacy materials that study and note developments in civil liberties. Below is a listing of some of our publications organized by issue.
By Tyler Jett | Chattanooga Free Press | January 27, 2018 At some point seven years ago — she can't remember when, exactly — LJ Burton could no longer sound off on U.S. Sen. Johnny Isakson's Facebook page.
January 27, 2018By CBS 46 | January 24, 2018
January 25, 2018By Noreen Cochran | Marietta Daily Journal | Jan. 4, 2018 The Henry County Police Department is on notice from the American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia that its Facebook page policies may be considered unconstitutional censorship.
January 4, 2018By Greg Bluestein | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | December 20, 2017 The specter of a lawsuit by [the ACLU of Georgia] has forced some politicians and government officials to address a prickly question: Can they block their critics on social media?
December 20, 2017By Greg Bluestein | Atlanta Journal-Constitution | December 20, 2017 A threat of a lawsuit by the American Civil Liberties Union’s local chapter could shake up how Georgia politicians use social media.
December 19, 2017By Miranda Hawkins | WABE | December 19, 2017 A Fulton County Superior Court judge has added Georgia’s Secretary of State as a defendant in a voter purge lawsuit. The American Civil Liberties Union of Georgia is suing
December 19, 2017