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Federal court issues win for public access, ending nine-year unsealing effort by journalist and Reporters Committee
A nearly decade-long effort to unseal certain court records related to electronic surveillance ended late last month. -
DC Circuit reverses district court ruling on unsealing electronic surveillance records
RCFP, BuzzFeed’s Jason Leopold have been fighting for years for greater public access to electronic surveillance court records. -
How keeping electronic surveillance records sealed threatens journalists, source communications
In 2010, the Federal Bureau of Investigation seized the content of then-Fox News reporter James Rosen's personal emails using a… -
Reporters Committee continues fight for public access to electronic surveillance court records
RCFP, BuzzFeed journalist push for greater public access to judicial records in closed investigations concerning three types of electronic surveillance… -
Electronic Communications Surveillance: What Journalists and Media Organizations Need to Know
By Jennifer R. Henrichsen and Hannah Bloch-Wehba* The practice of journalism has never been more global than it is today. At… -
Rule 41 Comment
The Reporters Committee filed comments regarding the proposed amendment to Federal Rule of Criminal Procedure 41 concerning "remote access" searches…By Jenn TopperCategorized in Protecting Sources and Materials -
Davis v. United States
Davis is challenging the constitutionality of a provision of the Stored Communications Act that permits law enforcement to obtain a…By Jenn TopperCategorized in Protecting Sources and Materials -
ACLU v. Clapper
The Reporters Committee and 18 other news organizations filed a brief in the ACLU's case seeking a preliminary injunction against…By RCFPCategorized in Protecting Sources and Materials