U.S. Supreme Court justices traveled the globe, spoke at symposia on bankruptcy and baseball and collectively held assets in the…

New York’s Suffolk County Police Department agreed to take new measures to instruct police on citizens’ recording rights in a…

On the Senate floor this week Sen. Ron Wyden, D-Ore., praised new statutory protections for intelligence agency whistleblowers, but expressed…

A U.S. District Court in Texas ruled that Texas’ anti-SLAPP law applies in federal courts and then dismissed a defamation…

The Cherokee Nation Council passed an amendment to its freedom of information law that will extend the response time to…

Jennifer Sondag is the Standards Editor, Americas for Bloomberg News in New York. She began her 14-year career at Bloomberg…

David McCumber is Washington Bureau Chief for the Newspaper Division of the Hearst Corporation. McCumber has worked for Hearst in…

The U.S. Court of Appeals in Chicago (7th Cir.) reversed a trial court ruling that would have reportedly been the…

Utah’s court system began allowing TV cameras, smartphones and laptops into public court proceedings last year, but officials revised that…

Nik Richie, operator of the website TheDirty.com, cannot be held liable for potentially defamatory remarks made by a third-party poster…