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The University of California Berkeley Police Department has settled with an independent photographer who sued the department after he was…

A Massachusetts district judge ordered a blogger to remove from his website all references to a woman who faced criminal…

A New York criminal court ruled that prosecutors seeking information about a defendant’s Internet activity can subpoena third-party online service…

The Wisconsin Supreme Court ruled yesterday that authorities cannot charge the public for redaction costs under its public records law.…

Disregarding appeals made by The Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press on behalf of nearly 50 news media organizations…

The U.S. Supreme Court ruled Thursday that a federal law that criminalizes lying about military medals violates the First Amendment.…

A federal appeals court allowed a former Detroit prosecutor to continue investigating the identity of a source who leaked information…

Rhode Island's governor signed into law yesterday what open records advocates have called the first major revisions in 14 years…