First Amendment

Lyndsey Wajert is one of three fellows focusing on issues at the intersection of technology and press freedom.

RCFP attorneys argue that annotations in Georgia’s official code are essential to helping journalists and the public understand the law.

Defamation lawsuit regarding misidentification of a teacher could increase liability and chill reporting.

In free press win, federal district judge restores reporter Brian Karem’s White House security credentials

First Amendment attorney Shannon Jankowski will advocate for open records in support of watchdog journalism.

The ag-gag statute violates the newsgathering rights of journalists and chills reporter-source communications.

As the government uses spying laws to prosecute leakers, the problem of overclassification takes on new urgency.

First Amendment and due process require the White House restore Playboy correspondent’s credentials, RCFP argues.

Court rules in favor of a police misconduct victim who lost half of her settlement after speaking to the media.

Funded as ongoing legacy of the Thomas Jefferson Center for the Protection of Free Expression and taught by RCFP.