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Reporters Committee Executive Director Dalglish honored with Kiplinger Award by National Press Foundation
Reporters Committee for Freedom of the Press Executive Director Lucy A. Dalglish is the recipient of the 2011 W.M. Kiplinger…Categorized in Announcements -
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Prosecution nears completion of case against Manning
Military prosecutors are approaching the conclusion of their arguments against Pfc. Bradley Manning, the Army analyst accused of releasing hundreds…Categorized in Newsgathering -
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Some journalists still facing charges after Occupy arrests
While many journalists covering "Occupy" protests around the country still face arrest and looming court dates, some are learning that…Categorized in Newsgathering -
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Court denies fee award in JFK assassination records suit
A U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C. ruled that a journalist who sued the CIA under the federal Freedom of…Categorized in Freedom of information -
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Judge: First Amendment bars cyber-stalking prosecution
A federal judge in Maryland has ruled that the First Amendment protects an online speaker - who made derogatory comments…Categorized in Content restrictions -
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Oklahoma high court rejects rule requiring redacted filings
The Oklahoma Supreme Court earlier this week nixed a proposed rule that would have severely limited personal information contained in…Categorized in Court access -
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Colo. Supreme Court ruling could increase punitive damages
A ruling by the Colorado Supreme Court could result in higher punitive damages for libel defendants in that state. In…Categorized in Libel and privacy -
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Neely v. Wilson
Urging the Supreme Court of Texas to uphold the state's third-party allegation rule protecting journalists who fairly and accurately report…Categorized in Newsgathering -
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Eight year Howling Pig litigation ends in $425K settlement
Students doctored a photo of a professor for a satirical magazine.Categorized in Libel and privacy