We the People: Andrew Malone
Georgia native Andrew Malone joined the ACLU of South Dakota team in August. He is equipped to defend civil liberties for all South Dakotans and ready to take time and explore this great state.
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South Dakota Man Sentenced to Death Because He’s Gay. And the Justices Don’t Care.
Some of the jurors who imposed the death penalty on Charles Rhines, who was convicted of murder, have said they thought the alternative — a life sentence served in a men’s prison — was something he would enjoy as a gay man.
We the People: Luke Alton Huber
Luke Alton Huber is from Sioux Falls, South Dakota, he joined the ACLU of South Dakota at a recent volunteer training. Read how Luke plans to use the skills he gained to improve his community by empowering others.
ACLU South Dakota Holds Volunteer Training
The ACLU is looking for dedicated volunteers to join and advocate for change in local communities. To help prepare volunteers, it is hosting two training sessions July 24.
"Lock 'Em Up" Doesn't Work
Today, more than 2.2 million people are in American jails and prisons. Nearly 4.7 million people are on probation or parole. And nearly 70 million people are living with a criminal record. If you think those numbers are staggering, you’re right.
Attorney General Candidates on Smart Justice
Earlier this month, we sent attorney general candidates Randy Seiler and Jason Ravnsborg our smart justice briefing book and a questionnaire we’re asking them to complete so we fully understand where
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