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The Oklahoma Supreme Court should reverse a judgment that endangers the media’s ability to report on matters of public concern.

RCFP, Knight Institute are urging a federal appeals court to find that warrantless cellphone searches at the border are unconstitutional.

There is an “overwhelming public interest in the fullest amount of disclosure possible," RCFP and The Post argue.

“Government denials of access will not go unchallenged,” said RCFP Colorado Local Legal Initiative Attorney Rachael Johnson.

RCFP's Gabe Rottman analyzes one big takeaway and a few other noteworthy items from the report.

The Bucks County Courier Times is fighting to unseal a prison contractor’s wrongful-death settlement.

RCFP had urged the court to rule in X Corp. v. Bonta that core provisions of the law were unconstitutional.

Represented by RCFP attorneys, the LA Times is attempting to unseal records filed in the prosecution of a real-estate developer.

An RCFP attorney helped Spotlight PA obtain records that show how a Pennsylvania agency oversees its medical marijuana program.

RCFP attorneys represented journalist Jacob Silverman in his successful effort to unseal a list of X Corp.’s shareholders.