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The New Water Wars: Big Timber, Bottled Water, and Corporate Law Firms vs. the People of Weed

by Lauren Regan | Jan 26, 2021 | Cases, Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 26, 2021 Contacts: Lauren Regan, Executive Director and Senior Staff Attorney Civil Liberties Defense Center info@cldc.org or (541) 687-9810 Bruce Shoemaker, Media Liaison Water for Citizens of Weed California bshoe@bitstream.net or (612)...

Victims of Eugene Police Violence Push City to Enact Meaningful Change

by CLDC | Jan 12, 2021 | Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 12, 2021 Contacts: Erin Grady, Plaintiff: (303) 905-8601 or pennyroyale07@gmail.com Tyler Hendry, Plaintiff: dhg.heroic@gmail.com Marianne Dugan, Senior Staff Attorney: (541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org Victims of Eugene Police Violence...

Civil Liberties Organizations File Amicus Brief in Support of Washington State Minister

by Lauren Regan | Jan 5, 2021 | Cases, Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE January 5, 2021 Contacts: Lauren Regan, CLDC Executive Director and Senior Attorney (541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org Ravisha Kumar, National Lawyers Guild Seattle Chapter President nationallawyersguildseattle@gmail.com Civil Liberties...

SCOTUS Vacates Two Fifth Circuit Decisions, Affirms First Amendment Protections, Civil Rights

by Communications | Nov 9, 2020 | Blog

Last week the Supreme Court vacated two horrible decisions from the Fifth Circuit. Last year, the Fifth Circuit held that a civil rights protester can be held liable for a peaceful protest in which an unidentified person throws a rock, but identified government agents...

Eugene Police Department Settles Excessive Force Lawsuit Brought by Journalist at Eugene Weekly

by Marianne Dugan | Oct 23, 2020 | Cases, Press Release

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE October 23, 2020 Contacts: Marianne Dugan, CLDC Senior Staff Attorney Cooper Brinson, CLDC Staff Attorney (541) 687-9180 or info@cldc.org Henry Houston (541) 735-6216 or henry@eugeneweekly.com Eugene Police Department Settles Excessive...

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The New Water Wars: Big Timber, Bottled Water, and Corporate Law Firms vs. the People of Weed

Victims of Eugene Police Violence Push City to Enact Meaningful Change

Civil Liberties Organizations File Amicus Brief in Support of Washington State Minister

SCOTUS Vacates Two Fifth Circuit Decisions, Affirms First Amendment Protections, Civil Rights

Eugene Police Department Settles Excessive Force Lawsuit Brought by Journalist at Eugene Weekly

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