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Illinois defamation suit not dismissible on anti-SLAPP
The Illinois Supreme Court ruled that a defamation suit filed by a high school basketball coach against about a dozen…Categorized in Libel and Privacy -
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Boston police admit arrest for videotaping was wrong
After standing by their officers for four years, the Boston Police Department admitted officers were wrong when they arrested attorney…Categorized in Newsgathering -
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Eight year Howling Pig litigation ends in $425K settlement
Students doctored a photo of a professor for a satirical magazine.Categorized in Libel and Privacy -
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Court rejects ACLU's request for detainee death records
A U.S. District Court in Washington, D.C., has denied the American Civil Liberties Union access to documents held by the…Categorized in Freedom of Information -
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High court throws out order to release torture photos
The U.S. Supreme Court on Monday vacated and remanded a federal appeals court ruling that ordered the the release of…Categorized in Freedom of Information -
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Pentagon blocks release of all Bush-era detainee abuse photos
Defense Secretary Robert Gates last week blocked the further release of any pictures depicting abuse of foreign detainees in American…Categorized in Freedom of Information -
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Congress backs hiding of detainee abuse photos
The long-fought battle to release images depicting the torture and abuse of detainees in U.S. custody appears over after Congress…Categorized in Freedom of Information -
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Congress again seeks to ban release of torture photos
Barring the release of photos depicting abuse of detainees in U.S. custody was again the subject of a legislative amendment…Categorized in Freedom of Information