RCFP is urging the NY State Court of Appeals to hold that all police misconduct complaints are presumptively public records.

In its decision, the Court reaffirmed a key principle at the core of the Constitution's protections for a free press.

RCFP's Gabe Rottman explains what we know about Julian Assange's plea deal.

Operated by RCFP, the program assists journalists with legal vetting, accessing public records, and business needs.

"[W]ith this reported plea agreement, a potentially dangerous precedent for national security journalism would be avoided.”

The DOJ's "pattern-or-practice" report follows earlier investigations into police in Louisville and Minneapolis.

Court: New Jersey Supreme Court Date Filed: June 20, 2024 Background: In May 2022, Antonio Fuster went to the police…

In NRA v. Vullo, the U.S. Supreme Court reaffirmed its seminal ruling in a 1963 case, Bantam Books v. Sullivan.

“The disclosure of these police misconduct records is long overdue," said RCFP Staff Attorney Gunita Singh.

Court: Texas Supreme Court Date Filed: June 7, 2024 Background: In 2009, Mexican pop singer Gloria Trevi and her family…