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1. ACLU Questions Richmond’s Controversial “Peek and Knock” Program, But Sees No Constitutional Violation

   April 12, 2012Press releaseFirst Amendment Rights, Criminal Legal Reform

2. ACLU Asks Virginia Jails for Strip Search Policies

   April 6, 2012Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform

3. ACLU Asks State Police to Stop “Shoulder Surfing”

   March 27, 2012Press releaseFirst Amendment Rights, Criminal Legal Reform

4. Supreme Court Prohibits Warrantless Use of GPS Tracking Devices on Vehicles to Follow Citizens’ Movements

   January 23, 2012Press releaseFirst Amendment Rights, Criminal Legal Reform

5. Coalition Calls on General Assembly to Pass Restrictions on the Shackling of Pregnant Prisoners

   February 7, 2012Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, Reproductive Rights

6. Department of Corrections Agrees to Place Limits on the Shackling of Pregnant Inmates

   August 18, 2011Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, Reproductive Rights

7. ACLU Seeks Details on Government Phone Tracking in Massive Nationwide Information Request

   August 3, 2011Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, First Amendment Rights

8. ACLU Report Reviews 2011 Legislative Session

   July 1, 2011Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, Immigrants' Rights, LGBTQ+ Rights, Reproductive Rights

9. Court of Appeals Avoids Issue of Whether a Warrant is Required for GPS Tracking by Police

   April 6, 2011Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, First Amendment Rights

10. ACLU Wary of Familial DNA Searches in Virginia

    March 22, 2011Press releaseCriminal Legal Reform, First Amendment Rights

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