A provision in immigration law explicitly permits the U.S. secretary of state to revoke non-citizens’ green cards or visas ...

The settlement comes after Spotlight PA filed an open meetings lawsuit against Penn State’s governing body with free legal ...

Paula Knudsen Burke, attorney for the Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press, is on the frontlines of the battle for ...

Freedom of the Press Awards, hosted by Judy Woodruff, return Oct. 15 to celebrate leaders in journalism and law ...

The Morgan County Correspondent sued the school board last year with free legal support from an RCFP attorney.

Journalist Maya Lau accuses Los Angeles County of violating her constitutional rights in retaliation for her reporting. Court ...

An RCFP attorney helped WREG obtain records that showed how the agency spent taxpayer dollars amid a budget shortfall.

The lawsuit alleges retaliation for Lau's coverage of LA County sheriff’s deputies with histories of dishonesty and other ...

RCFP argues that a series of lower-court rulings in defamation lawsuits is unsettling the law and will chill journalism in ...

Autopsy reports prepared by the State Medical Examiner are not considered medical records; however, these records are confidential under Ark. Code Ann. § 12-12-312(a) so long as they remain in the ...

This guide was authored by Zivile Raskauskaite, Skye Lucas, and Sara George, working with Professor Jared Schroeder at the Missouri School of Journalism. Grant support for this project was provided by ...

Pre-publication review, or “vetting,” is the process of reviewing news articles, scripts, and footage to address legal concerns. Pre-publication review, or “vetting,” is the process of reviewing news ...