U.S. Court of Appeals for the Ninth Circuit

Does the federal bar on encouraging unlawful immigration violate the First Amendment?

Does a law that bars knowingly “encourag[ing]" someone to enter the U.S. illegally violate the First Amendment?

A federal district court's ruling in a case litigated by RCFP attorneys is a significant victory for transparency.

IPVM, represented by attorneys from RCFP and Gibson, Dunn & Crutcher, was sued over critical reviews about a fever-detection device.

RCFP attorneys have supported KQED’s years-long battle to unseal recordings of the historic same-sex marriage trial.

When it came time for Arizona to defend House Bill 2319, no one stepped up to the plate.

In the wake of the FBI's Mar-a-Lago search, we explain how federal courts usually approach public access to warrant materials.

The ruling could potentially authorize the government to force a third party communications provider to copy a reporter’s personal information.

The push for government-enforced “fairness” in social media content moderation threatens the freedoms of traditional news outlets.

The Supreme Court appears to be receptive to the government’s claimed need for national security secrecy.