Brennan Center Submits Comment to Florida Department of State on Proposed Ballot Design Rule
The Brennan Center, along with the Center for Civic Design, submitted comment to the Florida Department of State on proposed ballot design rule.
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Brennan Center Submits Comment to Georgia State Board of Elections on Proposed Election Rules
The Brennan Center, along with Common Cause and Common Cause Georgia, submitted comment to the Georgia State Board of Elections on proposed election rules. -
Statement from the National Task Force on Rule of Law & Democracy in Support of the Scientific Integrity Act
The Task Force urges the House of Representatives and the Senate to pass H.R. 1709/S. 775 into law. -
Civil Society Groups Ask DHS for Information About Use of Social Media in Immigration Decisions
On November 19, the Brennan Center for Justice, together with other civil society groups, sent a letter to Chad Wolf, the Acting Secretary for the Department of Homeland Security. -
Brennan Center Urges Rejection of Proposal to Collect Social Media Data
The Brennan Center and 41 other organization submitted comments to the Department of Homeland Security strongly opposing its plan to collect social media identifiers from people traveling to the US or applying for immigration-related benefits. -
Statement of Civil Rights Concerns About Monitoring of Social Media by Law Enforcement
On November 6, the Brennan Center, ACLU of Northern California, Free Press, and MediaJustice, together with 51 other civil society organizations, released a statement on civil rights concerns about monitoring of social media by law enforcement. -
Oversight Hearing on the Federal Bureau of Prisons and Implementation of the First Step Act
Statement for the Record Brennan Center for Justice at NYU School of Law -
Social Media Monitoring in K-12 Schools: Civil and Human Rights Concerns
The Brennan Center and the Center for Democracy and Technology released a joint statement enumerating six major civil and human rights concerns arising out of the social media surveillance of students in K-12 schools. -
Analysis by Richard Briffault: NY Public Financing Commission Has Legal Authority Over Campaign Contribution Limits
Legal experts sent Briffault’s analysis to commissioners on Sept. 27 -
Brennan Center Urges Supreme Court Justices to Adopt a Code of Ethics
Supreme Court justices are the only judges in the U.S. without one.
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