Complaint alleges that Lexington police threw to the ground and arrested longtime Mississippi resident Terrance Gypson without probable cause

A federal appeals court upheld protections for Oxford artist John Rash, blocking enforcement of the County’s courthouse curfew against him and allowing his broader First Amendment challenges to move forward.

The American Civil Liberties Union, the ACLU of Mississippi, and partners filed an amicus brief today urging the Mississippi Supreme Court to consider Willie Manning’s claim that prosecutors unconstitutionally excluded Black prospective jurors from his 1994 capital trial.

Challenge to DeSoto County’s sole majority-Black judicial subdistrict ends after plaintiffs dismiss case.

Court rules plaintiffs “wholly failed to carry their burden” in challenge to Mississippi’s only majority-Black judicial subdistrict

Media Advisory: The ACLU of Mississippi, in coalition with other Mississippi voting rights advocates, will hold a press conference ahead of the House Select Committee on Redistricting hearing to call for fair maps and transparency.