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Privacy & Technology
The ACLU Of Minnesota actively promotes responsible uses of technology that enhance privacy and freedom, while opposing those that undermine our freedoms and move us closer to a surveillance society.
Legal Cases
State v Kuhlman (Photo Cop)
Commissioner of Health v Fjellman
Press Releases
05.12.2008
ACLU-MN objects to a High School's Pledge Policy
04.11.2008
Massage Therapist bill signed into law
03.07.2008
ACLU-MN disappointed in House vote on Photo Cop
01.07.2008
ACLU-MN challenges Vadnais Heights sump pump ordinance
12.12.2007
ACLU Report on Fusion Centers
11.15.2007
ACLU-MN sues state of Minnesota over unconstitional law
09.07.2007
Court strikes National Security Letter provision of Patriot Act
08.14.2007
"ACLU Asks Secret Intelligence Court to Release Orders That Led to "Emergency" Wiretapping Legislation"
08.06.2007
ACLU Condemns Senate for Passing Spy Law Changes
04.06.2007
Minnesota Supreme Court Strikes Down Photo Cop
02.22.2007
Discipline Rescinded For Massage Therapist Who Married A Former Client
07.21.2006
ACLU Urges Department of Homeland Security to Withdraw Real ID Regulations
Keep your private life out of ordering a pizza
