The settlement includes a list of information safeguards before the program can resume as well as an “acknowledgment of error” statement from Kansas Secretary of State Scott Schwab’s office.

This settlement removes that probation stipulation and Markle has agreed not to prosecute Rupert for his absconder status, which Rupert received solely as a result of complying with the plea agreement's banishment terms.

Nadine Johnson, Executive Director of the ACLU of Kansas, will round out a panel of legal and political experts discussing the “constitutional crisis” brewing in the nation’s capital on Wednesday, Nov. 6.

The ACLU of Kansas has named a new summer fellowship for a plaintiff who waged a courageous religious discrimination lawsuit and donated the proceeds to the civil liberties/civil rights organization.

The Kansas and Missouri ACLU affiliates and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons reached a settlement that will allow a newly admitted inmate to receive a drug used to treat opioid use disorder.

The Kansas and Missouri ACLU affiliates and the U.S. Federal Bureau of Prisons have agreed to a continuance on a hearing scheduled for today to determine whether a newly admitted inmate can receive a drug used to treat opioid use disorder.

The Kansas and Missouri American Civil Liberties Union affiliates sued the Federal Bureau of Prisons on September 6 on behalf of a newly admitted inmate who could die because prison officials prohibit a lifesaving drug used to treat his opioid addiction.

The ACLU of Kansas filed suit in U.S. District court Thursday in defense of environmental activists attacked in a baseless, retaliatory ‘consumer protection’ investigation last year by an official with the Kansas Corporation Commission (KCC).

In a case harkening back to the draconian penalties of ancient Greece or the Old West, the ACLU of Kansas filed a motion Wednesday on behalf of a Southeast Kansas man prosecutors have “banished” from the state as a part of his plea agreement.