Nearly 2,000 New Jerseyans Tell Legislature: Legalize Marijuana through Legislation This Session
Days after plan announced to push ballot question to legalize marijuana, nearly 2,000 signers from New Jersey’s 21 counties demanded legislation that centers racial and social justice. More »
Advocates Demand Up-Or-Down Vote on Legislation to Legalize Marijuana
In response to the announcement that the Legislature seek marijuana legalization through a misguided ballot measure rather than legislation, New Jersey United for Marijuana Reform, a coalition that includes the ACLU-NJ as a steering committee member, called for an up-or-down legislative vote before the end of the session. More »
ACLU-NJ Marijuana Data Brief Finds Cannabis Arrests Have Skyrocketed Since Earlier Report
ACLU-NJ’s data brief finds 3-to-1 disparity in Black-white arrest rates for marijuana possession has persisted, and arrest numbers have soared. More »
ACLU-NJ: Legislators, Don't Leave Unfinished Business – Pass Key Social Justice Bills in Lame Duck
With Election Day over, and the lame session officially here, advocates with the ACLU of New Jersey hope to send a message to the New Jersey Legislature: Don’t end this session with unfinished business. More »
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- School District Will Act to Correct Discriminatory Training Based on Gender Stereotypes
- Gov. Murphy Signs Isolated Confinement Restriction Act into Law
- NJ Initiatives to Welcome New Americans Underscore Our Key Values
- Funding Increase for Immigrants’ Representation Means Keeping More Families Together
- Legislature Votes Yes to Restrict Solitary Confinement, Sending Bill to Murphy’s Desk
