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Today we demanded that Gov. McMaster rescind or delay his return-to-in-person-work order. The order ignores the serious health risks posed by COVID-19 and blatantly discriminates against people with disabilities, women, and caregivers.

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Lawsuit Seeks Immediate Protection for People Incarcerated in Spartanburg County Detention Center

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May 22, 2020 Criminal Justice & Incarceration

ACLU of South Carolina Releases Blueprint for COVID-19 Relief

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May 20, 2020 Criminal Justice & Incarceration Voting Rights Police Practices Privacy and Technology Students & Youth

Civil Rights Groups File FOIA Seeking Information About North Charleston Police Department

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May 13, 2020 Police Practices

South Carolina Legislature Passes Bill to Stop Shackling Pregnant People Who Are Incarcerated

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May 12, 2020 Criminal Justice & Incarceration

South Carolina Same-Sex Couple to Have Their Day in Court in Challenge to HHS and South Carolina Foster Care Policy

Lawsuit challenges HHS permitting a government-funded South Carolina foster care agency to reject applications from families that do not share its religious beliefs

May 8, 2020

ACLU of South Carolina Statement on the Death of James Slater from COVID-19

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May 6, 2020 Criminal Justice & Incarceration

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