Check out the latest news on ACLU-TN’s efforts to protect and promote civil liberties and civil rights in Tennessee.
A Tennessee judge has ordered the state to comply with a June 4 ruling that required it to make absentee voting available to every eligible voter for all elections in 2020 due to COVID-19.
A federal judge certified the classes in the lawsuit seeking the emergency release of medically vulnerable people, including people with disabilities, detained at the Shelby County jail.
ACLU-TN calls for the resignation of Nashville Police Chief Steve Anderson and a reimagining of policing.
In a victory for voting rights, a court has ruled Tennessee must make absentee voting available to every eligible voter for all elections in 2020.
We and our partners filed a lawsuit to protect medically vulnerable people at the Shelby County Jail who are at high risk of severe injury or death from COVID-19.
The ACLU, ACLU-TN and Dechert LLP filed a lawsuit today seeking to make absentee voting available to all eligible Tennessee voters during the COVID-19 pandemic.
A judge has denied the state's request to continue implementing its unconstitutional voucher program.
In a win for public school students in Memphis and Nashville, a state court has struck down Tennessee's voucher law.
A federal court issued an order preliminarily blocking a zoning ordinance passed by the city of Mt. Juliet, Tennessee that bans the provision of procedural abortion care within the city limits.
Shelby and Davidson county parents and community members argue in court to stop Tennessee's unconstitutional voucher program.
