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1. How Many Surveillance Cameras Is Too Many?

   April 19, 2011News updateGovernment Surveillance, Open Government, Police Practices and Racial Justice

2. ACLU and Quaker Group Win Settlement Against Chicago Officials

   April 27, 2011News updateOpen Government, Police Practices and Racial Justice

3. Illinois DNA Law More Than Sufficient

   May 2, 2011News updateOpen Government, Police Practices and Racial Justice

4. Across the Country: Eavesdropping Laws Applied to Audio-Recording Police in Public

   May 13, 2011News updateFirst Amendment Advocacy, Police Practices and Racial Justice

5. SJ-R Letter: Adjust state police training

   June 15, 2011News updatePolice Practices and Racial Justice, Racial Justice

6. WBEZ: Study shows race a factor in Illinois traffic stops

   July 14, 2011News updatePolice Practices and Racial Justice, Racial Justice

7. Chicago Tribune: Illinois panel on race and drivers stuck in neutral

   August 15, 2011News updatePolice Practices and Racial Justice, Racial Justice

8. Chicago Tribune: Slope not that slippery in case of San Francisco cellphone shutdown

   August 16, 2011News updateFirst Amendment Advocacy, Police Practices and Racial Justice

9. Chicago Tribune: Woman who recorded cops acquitted of felony eavesdropping charges

   August 26, 2011News updateFirst Amendment Advocacy, Police Practices and Racial Justice

10. Chicago Sun-Times Editorial: Protect the public’s right to eavesdrop

    August 29, 2011News updatePolice Practices and Racial Justice, Government Accountability and Personal Privacy

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