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The Associated Press v. Administrative Office of the U.S. Courts
The AP is challenging a rule that makes it harder for journalists to report on federal immigration cases.Categorized in Immigration -
AP challenges federal court rule restricting access to immigration records
Reporters Committee attorneys argue that the rule unconstitutionally impedes news coverage on a matter of intense public interest.Categorized in Immigration
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American Broadcasting Companies v. Federal Communications Commission
Reporters Committee is urging a federal court to block the FCC’s efforts to punish ABC for its editorial decisions.Categorized in First Amendment -
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CNN v. Trump
Reporters Committee is urging a federal court to restore White House access to CNN, MS NOW, and Politico.Categorized in First Amendment -
Reporters Committee statement on judge ordering White House to restore press access to CNN, MS NOW, Politico
“This ruling is an important win for the American public,” said Reporters Committee President Bruce D. Brown.Categorized in First Amendment
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Media coalition: White House press ban targeting CNN, MS NOW, Politico is ‘illegal and unconstitutional’
Dozens of media outlets joined Reporters Committee in urging a court to restore White House access to the news outlets.Categorized in First Amendment
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Reporters Committee brings free legal support to Minnesota journalists and newsrooms
Twin Cities attorney Christopher Proczko joins as the organization's first full-time Minnesota-based lawyer.Categorized in Announcements
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Reporters Committee statement on White House banning CNN, MS NOW, Politico
"A ban like this would be flatly unconstitutional,” said Reporters Committee President Bruce D. Brown.Categorized in First Amendment
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FCC’s threats to ABC licenses ‘pose a grave danger’ to democracy
In a friend-of-the-court brief, Reporters Committee urges a federal court to end the FCC’s abuse of its licensing authority.Categorized in First Amendment
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Quashed: Reporters Committee attorney helps Indiana journalist fend off subpoena
Thanks to a Reporters Committee attorney’s free legal support, journalist Mike Emery won't have to testify at a federal trial.By Chris YoungCategorized in First Amendment
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