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Tough day for Virginia's anti-spam law: The state supreme court on Friday declared it "unconstitutionally overbroad" in restricting not just commercial…

Beset by newsroom cutbacks and declining revenue, news groups are fighting fewer battles over public records -- and government officials are…

Two Utah newspapers sounded the alarms this week over a rule up for debate in the federal district court there that…

Steven Hatfill, the former Army scientist investigated in the 2001 anthrax attacks, is still battling with former USA Today reporter…

The Virginia Supreme Court ruled Friday that settlements in four wrongful death suits must be made public.            

 A California school district violated the state’s open meeting law by raising its superintendent’s salary during a closed-door meeting, but…

In an impromptu case of new media meeting traditional courtroom rules, a North Carolina man was found in contempt after he…

An Arkansas man is taking matters into his own hands, posting online what he thinks is private information contained in…

A Boston judge has granted a government request to view sealed divorce records of alleged kidnapper Clark Rockefeller, but refused…

A French judge has begun investigating criminal libel charges brought against U.S. wine critic Robert Parker.