Amy Cruice

Amy Cruice

Pronouns: she/her/hers

Legal Program Manager

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Bio

Amy Cruice is the legal program manager for the ACLU of Maryland. She oversees case investigation, provides litigation support to attorneys, assists with oversight of volunteers and law clerks, and places cases with pro bono law firms. In addition, she organizes the ACLU’s Election Protection campaign for every statewide and national election. She is also the ACLU representative on the Baltimore Civilian Review Board, where she has supported efforts by Board members to create a more impactful organization that is transparent to the Baltimore community.

Amy began her career with the ACLU as a case investigator/community organizer on the Eastern Shore, focusing on race and poverty issues. She has a Bachelors of Arts in Criminal Justice from Michigan State University. In 2018, she received the “Fannie Lou Hamer Award” from the Martin Luther King Jr. Committee of Anne Arundel County.

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Voter Hotline for Primary and General Election: 1-888-496-ACLU

In a statewide effort to educate voters about their rights and solve problems at the polls, the ACLU of Maryland has launched our 2014 Election Protection Campaign. As the group has done for the last five statewide and presidential elections, the ACLU will hold a hotline (1-888-496-ACLU) for Maryland voters for the Primary (June 24) and General Election Day (November 4). In addition, the ACLU is offering Maryland Voter Empowerment Cards in English and Spanish.

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