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OMB Watch, a non-profit government watchdog group, released a report and recommendations this week on so-called secrecy labels for government…

A Georgia man yesterday asked the U.S. Supreme Court to revisit his conviction for drug trafficking on the grounds that…

A Texas judge ruled last month that the identities of anonymous commenters on a newspaper's Web site were protected by…

The Virginia Supreme Court has proposed a rule to tighten access to juror information in all criminal trials, expanding on…

Despite a court order, a San Diego reporter has managed to avoid testifying in the court martial of a Marine…

A New Jersey judge ruled last week that a blogger does not qualify for protection under the state's shield law.

A state appellate court in Hawaii has upheld the dismissal of a lawsuit brought by a suspected serial killer against…

Starting in September, Michigan jurors will no longer be allowed to send text messages, "tweet" or engage in other forms…

A documentary filmmaker in Hawaii who has covered native burial practices might be the first person to assert the state's…

The Louisville Courier-Journal is suing the Louisville city government over an anti-litter ordinance the paper says violates its constitutional rights.