Another win for CLDC

Another win for CLDC

Last week, a federal court in Montana dismissed a charge against a citizen journalist attempting to observe and document the government roundup of wild buffalo outside Yellowstone National Park. Each year, five federal and state agencies expend $5 million of taxpayer...
Human rights victory in Montana:

Human rights victory in Montana:

By Rebecca K. Smith, CLDC Board President and Cooperating Attorney In a significant defeat for the multinational corporate privatization agenda, this week the town of Missoula, Montana seized its water supply and distribution system from the Carlyle Group via eminent...
Pro-choice victory

Pro-choice victory

By Rebecca K. Smith, CLDC Board President & Cooperating Attorney On May 29, in a case called McCormack v. Herzog, the federal U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit struck down Idaho’s ban on abortions. A federal court in Idaho had previously found the...

Ireland leads the world

By Rebecca K. Smith, CLDC Board President & Cooperating Attorney Last week in Ireland, for the first time ever, an entire country decided to legalize gay marriage by a popular vote, also known as a referendum. While other nations have legalized gay marriage with...
Affirming the right to record police

Affirming the right to record police

firBy Rebecca K. Smith, CLDC Board President & Cooperating Attorney Last week, federal courts issued two decisions affirming the right of citizens to record police under the First Amendment. In Atlanta, a court held the police department in contempt of court for...

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