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All Writs Act
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Government can’t keep surveillance orders secret, district court rules in RCFP case
A federal district court's ruling in a case litigated by RCFP attorneys is a significant victory for transparency.
December 12, 2022
By
Grayson Clary
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Court Access
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Reporters Committee attorneys represent journalist seeking to unseal surveillance orders
Forbes and one of its reporters are petitioning federal courts in California, Pennsylvania and Washington to release the orders.
February 16, 2021
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Grayson Clary
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Reporters Committee attorneys seek to unseal All Writs Act orders in three federal courts
RCFP attorneys are representing Forbes and one of its editors in their efforts to unseal the surveillance orders.
February 3, 2021
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Matt Kristoffersen
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