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Zachary Babo, Julia Dacy, and Mayeesha Galiba will support RCFP’s efforts to provide free legal services to journalists.

The Supreme Court will review a number of petitions that could have significant implications for the press.

The advisory committee will provide strategic counsel for the program.

RCFP argues that placing restraints on the press's coverage of the high-profile case would be unconstitutional.

By all measures, the Supreme Court’s experiment with live argument audio has been a runaway success.

Brittany Hailer, represented by RCFP attorneys, fought to obtain a deceased inmate's autopsy records. It turns out they never existed.

RCFP and 62 media organizations argue that live audio streaming “unequivocally benefits the public and the press.”

Mara Gassmann will lead RCFP's amicus practice. Elizabeth Soja, Denver Nicks will expand the capacity of the Local Legal Initiative.

RCFP's Paul McAdoo provides important tips for journalists conducting their own pre-publication review.

Journalist Brittany Hailer’s lawsuit alleges the policies mean that many problems in the jail go underreported.