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Protesters at capital color interior
01/16/2024
Federal employees have the right to protest, march in the streets, attend a protest, rally, demonstration, or meeting....
Police offices block the street in San Francisco during the Dolores Park Hill Bomb
12/19/2023
The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund filed a federal civil rights class lawsuit against San Francisco and police commanders on behalf of children and young adults arrested in July 2023 at a community event that occurred in Dolores Park in San Francisco, California.
Police officer in riot gear
10/4/2023
The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund filed a civil rights claim in October 2023 against the City of...
Protesters at capital color interior
06/21/2023
Use this quick reference guide to know what to do if the FBI comes to your door.
06/20/2023
This is a guide to the legal restrictions on police during demonstrations and protests in Washington, D.C.
06/16/2023
On June 16, 2023, The Partnership for Civil Justice Fund (PCJF), and its Center for Protest Law & Litigation, filed an opposition to the defendants' Motion to Dismiss in Ferris v. D.C.
04/28/2023
In Ferris et. al v. D.C., the PCJF is challenging MPD's use of indiscriminate less lethal munitions against protestors.