Georgetown Law’s ICAP and the States United Democracy Center Release A First Amendment Guide to Aid Law Enforcement Agencies’ Efforts to Counter Bigotry and Extremism Within Their Ranks
NPR covers ICAP’s letter to the Department of Justice requesting a limit to its pursuit of life sentences for juvenile offenders and the creation of a committee to review all potential juvenile life sentences
Bipartisan Group of 63 Current and Former Prosecutors, Justice Department Officials, and Judges Call on Attorney General Garland to Scale Back Juvenile Life Without Parole, Create New Committee to Review Potential Juvenile Life Sentences
Bipartisan Group of 45 Current and Former Prosecutors, Justice Department Officials, Urge SCOTUS to Take Case, Provide Guidance on Constitutional Limits to Solitary Confinement
Idaho Statesman covers ICAP’s letter to Idaho state legislators, in response to a proposed bill to repeal an Idaho law that prohibits unauthorized paramilitary organizations, advising that the existing law is consistent with the U.S. Constitution, the Idaho Constitution, and Idaho’s statutory regulation of the state militia and robust regulation of paramilitary and law enforcement activity
Boise State Public Radio covers ICAP’s letter to Idaho state legislators, in response to a proposed bill to repeal an Idaho law that prohibits unauthorized paramilitary organizations, advising that the existing law is consistent with the U.S. Constitution, the Idaho Constitution, and Idaho’s statutory regulation of the state militia and robust regulation of paramilitary and law enforcement activity
Courthouse News covers ICAP’s assistance of the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol in its defense against a lawsuit by Donald Trump.
Courthouse News covers ICAP’s assistance of the House Select Committee to Investigate the January 6th Attack on the United States Capitol in its defense against a lawsuit by Donald Trump seeking to enjoin the release of Presidential records from the National Archives containing White House communications relating to the events on and leading up to January 6, 2021.
Center for Public Integrity covers challenge to an Oklahoma anti-protest law whose vague and overbroad terms do not provide adequate notice of when it applies and threaten to criminalize constitutionally protected speech