The case challenges Indiana’s 25-foot “encroachment” law on the basis that it violates Hoosiers’ first amendment right to observe and record the police. 

A judge today ruled against our case arguing that Indiana’s new 25-foot “encroachment” law violates citizen-journalists’ constitutional right to observe and record the police.

The ACLU of Indiana today filed a lawsuit on behalf of a citizen journalist, claiming Indiana’s new 25-foot “encroachment” law violates his constitutional right to observe and record the police.

The ACLU of Indiana today filed a lawsuit against Officer M. Taylor of the Evansville Police Department, who detained an individual without cause and conducted an invasive vehicle search and pat-down search, in violation of the Fourth Amendment.  

The ACLU of Indiana today filed a lawsuit against Fishers Police Officer Joey Hancock, after he conducted a nonconsensual search of a family's car on their way to the Indiana State Fair.

The Fourth Amendment does not allow for police to convert a routine traffic stop into an intrusive drug investigation.