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RCFP has argued that the Computer Fraud and Abuse Act significantly chills First Amendment activity.

The judge agreed in part with arguments RCFP attorneys made in a friend-of-the-court brief.

More than $1.2 million in combined grants will go toward expanding legal resources.

RCFP attorneys hope that successful public records lawsuits could help shape the state’s law in favor of greater transparency.

RCFP attorneys argue that there is a substantial public interest in the drug maker’s bankruptcy case.

RCFP takes stock of what a Biden administration might mean for technology, press rights and the First Amendment.

Learning how NSA policies have changed is almost as hard as it was before Edward Snowden’s revelations, lawmakers are finding.

State agencies have been criticized for charging high fees for public records, blocking the public from accessing information.

The legislation improves protections for reporters and others facing frivolous lawsuits intended to intimidate and silence them.

Oklahoma lawyer KatieBeth Gardner joins the Reporters Committee as Local Legal Initiative attorney in the state