911: Reimagining a System that Defaults to Dispatching Police
Emergency response systems must be revamped to equip 911 call-takers to dispatch non-police first responders.
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National Crisis in Policing Awaits United Nations Delegation
U.N. experts must produce an objective roadmap of recommendations that will radically reform law enforcement.
Here's How New Mexico is Leading the Way for Voting Rights
In the face of federal inaction, New Mexican lawmakers are stepping up to enshrine voter protections in law.
Latest Press Releases
ACLU-NM and ACLU-TX Publish Policy Brief of CBP’s Revised Vehicle Pursuit Policy
The American Civil Liberties Union (ACLU) of New Mexico today published 'Inherent Risks:’ Policy Analysis and Recommendations on Revised CBP Vehicle Pursuit Policy, produced in collaboration with the ACLU...
Court Rules APS Subject to State Anti-discrimination Laws After Teacher Called Student a “Bloody Indian”
Albuquerque Public Schools (APS) must adhere to state anti-discrimination laws, ruled the New Mexico Court of Appeals this week.
Former Albuquerque High Student Wins Settlement from City After Wrongful Arrest and Imprisonment
Almost four years after Gisell Estrada was wrongfully arrested and placed in juvenile detention for robbery and murder, the City of Albuquerque has agreed to assist in her record expungement and pay her a...
In the legislature
Our state advocates and legislative experts are a constant presence in the Roundhouse, working with law and policy makers to ensure the necessary statutes exist to protect our civil rights and civil liberties. From advancing justice to protecting freedom, we will not rest until every New Mexican has their rights protected.
Juvenile Parole Bill
All children are capable of and worthy of redemption. The legislature should pass changes to the Juvenile Parole Bill to allow young people to realize their profound potential for rehabilitation.
