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134 Court Cases
Court Case
Apr 04, 2022
Cases
  • Police & Law Enforcement

State v. Bookman

Amicus brief addressing whether police may enter a third parties’ home in “hot pursuit” of a person wanted only on a traffic warrant,
Court Case
Mar 21, 2022
Cases
  • Decarceration|
  • +1 Issue

United States v. Lewis

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.
Court Case
Mar 18, 2022
Cases
  • Police & Law Enforcement

State v. Smith

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.
Court Case
Mar 09, 2022
Cases
  • Criminal Legal System|
  • +1 Issue

State v. Comer II

Challenge to the constitutionality of mandatory sentences of thirty years in prison for children convicted of murder.
Court Case
Feb 14, 2022
Cases
  • Decarceration|
  • +2 Issues

State v. Mackroy-Davis

Amicus brief addressing the how delays caused by COVID-19 impact the speedy trial provisions of the Criminal Justice Reform Act.
Court Case
Feb 11, 2022
Cases
  • Decarceration|
  • +2 Issues

State v. F.E.D.

Amicus brief addressing New Jersey’s compassionate release statute.
Court Case
Dec 15, 2021
Cases
  • Criminal Legal System|
  • +2 Issues

Mitchell v. Parole Board

Amicus participation in appeal of parole denial for a prisoner with developmental disability.
Court Case
Dec 13, 2021
Cases
  • Free Speech & Expression|
  • +1 Issue

DeGise v. Torres

A case defending protesters against unconstitutional speech and protest restraints placed on them for demonstrating outside a county executive’s residence against the county’s contract to detain people on behalf of U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement.
Court Case
Dec 10, 2021
Cases
  • Criminal Legal System|
  • +1 Issue

State v. Comer

Challenge to the constitutionality of the use of de facto sentences of life without parole for young people.