News & Commentary
Jan 25, 2017
DSCYF random drug tests violate Fourth Amendment
After the ACLU wrote to the DSCYF about 4th amendment search violations with random drug tests, the DSCYF announced that they would narrow the scope of random employee tests to those interacting directly with children.
By Mindy Bogue
Apr 01, 2016
From the Executive Director: Are some Wilmington citizens living in a police state?
This post is part of our Spring 2016 issue of Connection, our quarterly newsletter. To read the whole newsletter, click here.
By Kathleen MacRae
Dec 16, 2014
Profiting From People With Assets, Punishing Those Without
Deficiencies in Delaware’s police and court procedures can result in nightmarish situations for people who have assets that are wrongfully seized or for those who don’t have the assets needed to pay fines. So those with money or without could find their civil rights violated but have few options.
By Rebecca Girten
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