The Providence Journal’s request for the Providence Superior Court to send a letter to jurors correcting how they should handle interactions with the media has been tabled for a few weeks, a judge said Monday.
Read moreThe state of California wants to use unconstitutional rules to hide the most gruesome aspects of inmate executions from the public, three news outlets claim in a new lawsuit.
Read moreA case touching on the freedom of the press to report at southern border ports crossed into the Ninth Circuit on Friday, as civil rights advocates argued border officials have placed unconstitutional burdens on photographers and videographers.
Read moreChicago’s court clerk is appealing a federal district court opinion that ordered contemporaneous access to new electronic filings under the First Amendment. The clerk’s action pushes the issue up to the Seventh Circuit Court of Appeals.
Read moreA Myanmar court on Thursday denied bail for two Reuters journalists charged with illegally handling government secrets, their lawyer said.
Read moreA federal judge on Monday ordered Chicago’s court clerk to stop withholding new civil complaints from the press in a ruling with national repercussions for access to court proceedings under the First Amendment.
Read morePress agencies across the European Union called on lawmakers to pass legislation that would force internet giants to pay for profiting off of copyrighted news content.
Read moreA German judge’s order barring photojournalists from showing the face of a young man on trial for the murders of his parents did not violate the reporters’ freedom of expression, the European Court of Human Rights ruled Thursday.
Read moreA media advocacy group accused Turkey’s president of trying to silence the country’s main opposition newspaper and free press as the second hearing of a trial against staff members of the paper began Monday.
Read moreA tale of two rulings with similar facts but opposite outcomes is now headed to the Ninth Circuit in search of clarity on the traditional First Amendment right of access to new civil complaints.
Read moreGlossing over an editorial that linked Sarah Palin to the shooting of Congresswoman Gabrielle Giffords, an attorney for New York Times told a federal judge Friday that there was no malicious intent.
Read moreIn a six-year First Amendment battle, Courthouse News has filed its appellate brief defending U.S. District Judge James Otero’s decision that the court clerk in Ventura must let the press see new civil actions before they are processed.
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President Donald Trump took to Twitter Friday morning to unload on recently axed FBI director James Comey, Democrats and even his own White House.
Read moreA West Virginia reporter was arrested Tuesday after yelling questions to Tom Price, the U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary.
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A New Jersey appeals court refused Monday to let state officials reinstate months of media interference that erupted when the mother of a kindergartner who brought drugs to school in his lunchbox handed custody records to a reporter.
Read moreReporters failed to sway a federal judge that the FBI could have shed more light on its practice of impersonating journalists, a tactic that in one case led to the arrest of a bomb-threat-making teenager.
Read moreProsecutors in the second Oregon refuge standoff trial can’t force a reporter to testify because cross-examination by defense attorneys could expose him to questions about his bias designed to impeach his testimony, a federal judge ruled Friday.
Read moreAs California’s court bureaucracy once again struggles with a shrinking budget, they are spending large sums to fight against public access.
Read moreA reporter who obtained confidential child-custody documents testified before a New Jersey judge Wednesday that the child’s mother gave him the materials he is accused of stealing.
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