Lawsuit alleges Florida’s map packs Black voters from St. Petersburg and Tampa into a single district, undermining equal representation.

The 11th Circuit Court of Appeals refused to stay a lower court’s decision blocking enforcement of a discriminatory law targeting immigrants for arrest and detention.

While restrictions were permitted, the spirit of Pride remains untouched: joyful, resilient, and protected by the Constitution.

Parents elevate concerns in important First Amendment case.

A federal court ruled that Mr. Brown’s Fourth Amendment rights were violated when Monroe County Sheriff Rick Ramsay illegally detained him in April 2018.

Sanctuary of the South and the ACLU of Florida filed an amended federal lawsuit on behalf of Guillermo Serrabi, a Salvadoran man illegally detained and violently assaulted while held in prolonged solitary confinement at the Baker County Detention Center.

A federal court today granted a preliminary injunction in favor of Naples Pride, clearing the way for the organization to once again host a family-friendly drag performance on the mainstage of a public park during its annual Pridefest celebration.

Today, the Florida Legislature passed House Bill 1205, attacking citizen-led amendments. If the Governor signs this bill into law, it would make it nearly impossible for everyday Floridians to pass citizen-led amendments in the future.

Judge extends block on enforcement of law that would criminalize people simply for entering Florida ruling the law is likely unconstitutional.