The ACLU of Maryland believes that a government of the people and by the people must be visible to the people. We work to ensure that government is operating in a manner that is accountable, efficient, and fair. The Maryland Public Information Act, in particular, is an important tool for exposing and remedying injustice, and we vigorously enforce public records and open meetings laws.
Open Government
Accountability for Police Killing Anton Black
August 11, 2022Now is the time for impactful police reforms in Maryland
August 27, 2020
Forced Silence Condones Police Violence
September 12, 2018
Defend Anton's Law in Montgomery County
October 11, 2022ACLU v. Calvert County
March 2, 2022Laurenson v. Hogan
August 1, 2017
Ashley Overbey and Baltimore Brew v. BPD
June 30, 2017Nohora Rivero and Maryland Legal Aid v. Montgomery County
April 20, 2016Automatic License Plate Readers
July 30, 2012
HB 1101 / SB 944 - Public Health – Subcutaneous Implanting of Identification Device – Prohibition
June 4, 2018HB 522 / SB 582 - Public Safety - Maryland Police Training and Standards Commission - Sexual Assault Investigation Training
June 4, 2018HB 1649 - Public Safety – Police Misconduct and Civil Rights Actions – Settlement Database
June 4, 2018