Court Cases

Amicus briefs arguing that school policies requiring staff to out transgender students to their parents or guardians are unconstitutional, violate the Law Against Discrimination, and will cause irreparable harm to students and schools.

Amicus briefs arguing that New Jersey’s system for designing primary ballots violates voters’ constitutional rights.

Amicus brief in support of a state law prohibiting new, renewed, or expanded immigration detention contracts in New Jersey.

Amicus brief challenging New Jersey's anti-fusion voting laws.

Amicus brief in case examining voluntariness of confession where police told the suspect that his statement would not impact his immigration status.

Request for the U.S. Department of Justice to investigate police misconduct and mistreatment.

Amicus brief addressing whether police may enter a third parties’ home in “hot pursuit” of a person wanted only on a traffic warrant,

Amicus brief addressing whether prior convictions for possession of substances controlled under state, but not federal, law can serve as enhancements under federal sentencing law.

The ACLU-NJ entered this case as amicus to argue that police stops based on rear tinted windows in cars are arbitrary, unconstitutional and in violation of the Fourth Amendment and Article I, Paragraph 7 of the New Jersey Constitution.