The ACLU of Oregon and Don’t Shoot Portland are petitioning the Oregon Attorney General to review the Oregon Department of Justice (ODOJ)’s refusal to disclose public records relating to the Oregon TITAN Fusion Center (OTFC).

The ACLU of Oregon announces its nearly $1 million, three-part campaign to educate and engage more than 950,000 Oregon voters ahead of the Nov 3 midterm elections.

The Multnomah County Circuit Court has granted final approval for a class action settlement voluntarily reached related to previously filed litigation, Cavanaugh v. Grifols USA et al.

Federal District Court Judge Michael Simon ruled in favor of Plaintiffs, protesters and journalists, issuing a Preliminary Injunction to protect nonviolent protest and reporting at the Portland ICE Building.

A federal judge in Oregon issued a temporary restraining order in Dickinson (a.k.a. “the Portland Chicken”) v. Trump that prohibits Department of Homeland Security officers from using crowd control munitions against people for nonviolently protesting DHS violence and reporting on it at the Portland ICE Building.

Attorneys for the plaintiffs are petitioning a federal court to stop the government’s illegal and brutal suppression of First Amendment rights.

Flock raises serious questions about local police’s ability to both use Flock and remain compliant with Oregon’s sanctuary law.

Today, the ACLU of Oregon and its legal partners, Visible Law and LeDuc Montgomery LLC, filed to sue the City of Eugene for failing to disclose public records pertaining to the city’s operation of Flock Safety cameras.

Today, community leaders and organizations gathered to sound the alarm on a warrantless drone bill (SB 238A). This bill could allow police and sheriffs to use drones to spy on almost all Oregonians, in most areas across our state.