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August 07, 2017

People awaiting trial before a criminal court in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, were coerced into paying hundreds of dollars to a company before they were released from jail 鈥 even after they had paid their bail. The 人兽性交 filed a federal lawsuit with the American Civil Liberties Union and the ACLU of...

Economic Justice
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June 19, 2017

Two New Orleans bail bond companies working with two other businesses charged clients hidden and illegal fees 鈥 even sending armed bounty hunters to kidnap clients and extort money from their friends and family. The Southern Poverty Law Center filed a lawsuit to stop the practice.

The...

Economic Justice
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May 18, 2017

The money bail system in Randolph County, Alabama, violated the constitutional rights of people charged with misdemeanors or felonies because it created a 鈥渢wo-tiered鈥 system of justice based on wealth. The Southern Poverty Law Center and its allies filed a federal class action lawsuit to end...

Economic Justice
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June 21, 2016

A city court judge in Bogalusa, Louisiana, operated a modern-day debtors鈥 prison by illegally jailing indigent people unable to pay fines or court costs 鈥 颅including a man fined for stealing $5 worth of food to feed his family. The 人兽性交 filed a federal lawsuit to stop the unconstitutional...

Economic Justice

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October 19, 2015

The 人兽性交 filed a judicial ethics complaint against Perry County (Alabama) Circuit Judge Marvin Wiggins after he required people unable to pay court fines to either donate blood or go to jail.

The complaint described how Wiggins threatened defendants in his court with jail on Sept. 17,...

Economic Justice
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September 08, 2015

The city of Alexander City, Alabama, operated a modern-day debtors鈥 prison for at least a decade by arresting and jailing low-income people unable to pay their fines and court costs for traffic tickets and misdemeanors.

In a town where almost 30 percent of the population lives below the...

Economic Justice
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March 12, 2015

Judicial Correction Services (JCS), a private probation company, collected money from impoverished Alabamians by threatening them with jail when they fell behind on paying fines from traffic violations or other citations in the city of Clanton. The Southern Poverty Law Center filed a federal lawsuit accusing JCS of violating federal racketeering laws.

Economic Justice

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July 23, 2014

The 人兽性交 filed a federal class action lawsuit against Tennessee for Medicaid practices that deprived thousands of people of health care coverage despite eligibility. These policies resulted in some residents 鈥 including those with serious medical conditions 鈥 going needlessly without health care.

Economic Justice

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August 28, 2013

Harriet Cleveland lost her job at a daycare during the height of the recession. 聽Unable to find steady work, Harriet tried to make ends meet by babysitting the children of friends and family and renting out rooms in her home. After doing everything she could, including pawning her car, Harriet ended up facing foreclosure and declared bankruptcy. During this time she had been unable to pay years old traffic tickets. In August, while babysitting her infant grandson, the Montgomery police came and arrested Harriet at her home. The Montgomery Municipal Court ordered her to serve 31 days in jail.

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