J.J. Kapur Wins the ACLU of Iowa’s Mannheimer Youth Advocacy Award
Des Moines, Iowa — When Jeevanjot "J.J." Kapur (pronounced ka-PUR) was two years old, he thought he saw his father on television. It was actually Osama bin Laden.
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Des Moines, Iowa — When Jeevanjot "J.J." Kapur (pronounced ka-PUR) was two years old, he thought he saw his father on television. It was actually Osama bin Laden.
Knoxville, Iowa — The ACLU of Iowa is pleased to announce an agreement with Marion County Attorney Ed Bull not to prosecute a 14-year-old Knoxville girl, who he threatened with criminal charges after she texted two photos of herself—that depicted no nudity—to a boy.
Today, in deciding the case of Martha Martinez, the Iowa Supreme Court issued a sounding rebuke to the Muscatine County Attorney for illegally prosecuting a Dreamer for her employment in conflict with federal law.
The ACLU of Iowa is pleased to announce that it has resolved the case involving a Newton High School transgender student who was belittled and reprimanded after he wrote a political message on his arm.
Newton, Iowa — The ACLU of Iowa is pleased to announce that it has resolved the case involving a Newton High School transgender student who was belittled and reprimanded after he wrote a political message on his arm.
Our lawyers worked deep into the night, alongside Planned Parenthood, to successfully ask the Iowa Supreme Court first thing this morning for an emergency, temporary injunction to block portions of Iowa's new, harmful abortion law from being enacted.